Method for measuring the operating state of a synchronous motor using composite power angle meter

ABSTRACT

The present invention discloses a method for measuring the operating state of synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter, the method comprising steps of: a) obtaining various signals of the synchronous motor and its system; b) converting the electric signals into digital signals by an internal data collection part of the composite power angle meter, and inputting all the digital signals to a host computer; c) inputting related parameters or commands to the host computer by keyboard and mouse; d) calculating the related data of the motor according to a program by the host computer, obtaining the coordinates of relevant points and related data, and inputting the results to a displaying program; e) processing the coordinates of main points and the calculation results by the displaying program in the host computer, and displaying on a display a dynamic composite power angle graph and the motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph which vary with the motor&#39;s parameters. The method provided by the present invention may intuitionally reflect the operating state of the synchronous motor from both electric and mechanical aspects, and also reflect the situation of the composite magnetic leakage at the synchronous motor end.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a method for measuring the operating state of synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter, which belongs to the field of electrical engineering in electric power systems.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In the industrial practice of electric power systems, it is necessary to constantly monitor the operating state of a synchronous motor, so as to ensure the synchronous motor to operate in an optimum state. At present, an electric power system generally adopts, at operating locales, various types of meters to display the current, voltage, power and other related electric data of the synchronous motor, especially adopts a power angle meter to measure the power angle and other related electric data of the synchronous motor, and displays the electric power angle vector graph of the synchronous motor through a TV screen (as shown in FIGS. 6 and 15), so as to provide intuitional electric vector graph for operators.

However, there are disadvantages in various electric measuring meters currently in use. For example, the defects of the power angle meter which is capable of displaying the electric data and electric vector graph of a salient-pole synchronous motor are:

1. The power angle meter can only display the electric power angle vector graph of the synchronous motor (as shown in FIG. 6), but it cannot directly display the mechanical relationship between the stator and the rotor of the synchronous motor.

2. Although the power angle meter can display the electric power angle vector graph of the synchronous motor and reflect the stator armature potential, magnetic excitation potential, motor-end voltage, power angle and other electric data of the synchronous motor, it cannot display, with optimum segments, the magnitudes of active power and reactive power of the synchronous motor or the magnitudes of active components and reactive components of other parameters of the synchronous motor.

3. The power angle meter cannot satisfy the requirements of various professionals working in synchronous motor monitoring and operating. With the development of electric technology, a majority of dynamotor sets in the power plants realize the centralized control by programs. Compared with the number of other professionals, the number of electric professionals working in dynamotor monitoring and operating is less and less. However, it is difficult for non-electric professionals to understand the electric power angle vector graph displayed by the power angle meter of the synchronous motor.

4. The power angle meter cannot be applied to synchronous parallel-network monitoring of the synchronous motor.

5. The power angle meter cannot display the end magnetic leakage condition of the synchronous motor.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Accordingly, an object of the present invention aims at providing a method for measuring the operating state of a synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter. The method can intuitionally reflect various operating states of a synchronous motor from both electric and mechanical aspects, is advantageous for operators of various specialties to dialectically understand the operation principle of the synchronous motor from both electric and mechanical aspects, provides an intuitional model for mechanical analysis of the parallel-network operating state of the synchronous motor, and provides operators with images for analyzing and monitoring the end heat-emitting condition of the synchronous motor by depicting the end composite magnetic leakage graph of the synchronous motor.

In order to achieve the above object, one aspect of the present invention provides a method for measuring the operating state of synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter, which comprises steps of:

-   -   a) Obtaining various electric signals of the synchronous motor         and its system, and obtaining digital signals of related         equipments;     -   b) Converting the electric signals into digital signals by an         internal data collection part of the composite power angle         meter, and inputting related digital signals to a host computer;     -   c) Inputting related parameters or commands to the host computer         by keyboard and mouse;     -   d) Program-processing the related data by the computer,         calculating the data by a computing program to obtain the         coordinates of relevant points and related data, and inputting         the results to a displaying program;     -   e) Using the coordinates of main points and the calculation         results to depict various electric and mechanical model graphs         of the synchronous motor through the displaying program process         by the computer, displaying on a display a dynamic composite         power angle graph which varies with the motor's parameters, and         realizing an alarm function;     -   f) Using the coordinates of main points and the calculation         results to depict the end composite magnetic leakage graph of         the synchronous motor through the displaying program process by         the computer, displaying on a display an end composite magnetic         leakage graph of the synchronous motor which varies with the         motor's parameters, and realizing an alarm function.

The present invention provides a method for measuring the operating state of a synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter, wherein program processes comprise a displaying program process and a computing program process; the displaying program process comprises establishing graph coordinates and imaging; and the computing program process comprises determining parameters, calculating parameters and alarming.

The above aspect of the present invention uses a composite power angle meter to obtain the stator voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation adjustment signal and system voltage signal of the synchronous motor in real time, performs internal controlling programs to calculate the related parameters of the synchronous motor in real time, depicts the electric and mechanical model graphs illustrating various characteristics of the synchronous motor, depicts the end composite magnetic leakage graph of the synchronous motor, and displays the graphs on a display. Therefore, compared with conventional methods for measuring the operating state of a synchronous motor by using power angle meter, the present invention has the following advantages:

1. The present invention may intuitionally reflect the operating state of a synchronous motor from both electric and mechanical aspects. The present invention may not only display the electric power angle vector graph of the synchronous motor, but also display the composite power angle graph, motor mechanical model graph, motor mechanical model schematic graph and motor synchronous composite power angle graph of the synchronous motor. Compared with the graphs displayed by conventional power angle meters, the present invention can additionally display the following mechanical models: the rigid bodies of rotor and stator of the synchronous motor, the levers and springs of rotor and stator of the synchronous motor, and etc.

2. Compared with the electric vector graph of the synchronous motor, the composite power angle graph of the synchronous motor, which is depicted for measuring the operating state of the synchronous motor by the present invention, adds mechanical model graphs of the synchronous motor and also adds the assistant lines of EqM and EdN, is easier to illustrate the power distribution, active and reactive components of stator voltage, active and reactive components of stator current, and active and reactive components of spring pull of the synchronous motor, and can also illustrate the magnitude of the variance of the magnetic excitation adjustment signal.

3. The motor operating state graphs depicted for measuring the operating state of the synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter of the present invention are advantageous for operators of various specialties to dialectically understand the operation principle of the synchronous motor from both electric and mechanical aspects, provide intuitional models for mechanical analysis of parallel-network operating state of the synchronous motor, and may be effective tools for the magnetic excitation characteristics analysis, magnetic excitation adjustment, synchronous parallel-network, and operation monitoring and controlling of the synchronous motor.

4. The synchronous power angle graph of the synchronous motor depicted by the present invention may be applied in synchronous parallel-network monitoring of the synchronous motor.

5. The end composite magnetic leakage graph of the synchronous motor depicted by the present invention may be applied to analyze and monitor the end heat-emitting condition of the synchronous motor.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the configuration of the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the external connection relationship of the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the operation principle of the I/V converting circuit of the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a detailed circuitry of the data collection part of the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of a salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 6 is an electric power angle vector graph, namely sub-figure I of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a motor mechanical model graph, namely sub-figure II of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a motor mechanical model schematic graph, namely sub-figure III of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a synchronous composite power angle graph, namely sub-figure IV of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 10 shows a coordinates model of the power angle graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor, which is established for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating the digital symbols of the synchronous motor;

FIG. 12 is a graph illustrating curves of a zero load and a zero power factor of a dynamotor;

FIG. 13 is a graph illustrating the relationship between the air gap potential and the saturated reactance of the dynamotor;

FIG. 14 is a composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of a non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 15 is an electric power angle vector graph, namely sub-figure I of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 16 is a motor mechanical model graph, namely sub-figure II of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 17 is a motor mechanical model schematic graph, namely sub-figure III of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 18 is a synchronous composite power angle graph, namely sub-figure IV of the composite power angle graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 19 shows a coordinates model of the power angle graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor, which is established for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 20 is a motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 21 shows a motor-end composite magnetic leakage coordinates model established for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention;

FIG. 22 is a motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph depicted for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention; and

FIG. 23 shows a motor-end composite magnetic leakage coordinates model established for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter according to the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

As shown in FIG. 1, the composite power angle meter of the present invention consists of a data collection part 1 and a computer equipment 2. The data collection part 1 performs electric signal collecting and digital signal collecting. The electric signal collecting adopts an I/V converting circuit and an A/D conversion chip, the function of which is to collect various electric signals regarding the synchronous motor, convert the electric signals into digital signals, and transfer the digital signals to the computer 2. The digital signal collecting collects digital signals of related equipments and transfers them to the computer 2. The host computer 2 stores an image displaying program and a computing program. According to the computing program, the host computer 2 performs computing on the related parameters of the synchronous motor to obtain the coordinates of related points and related data of the image, and inputs the results into the displaying program. The computer processes the coordinates of main points and the calculation results by the displaying program, displays on a display of the computer an electric model graph, a mechanical model graph and a dynamic composite power angle graph which vary with the motor's parameters and represent the operating state of the synchronous motor as well as the end composite magnetic leakage graph of the synchronous motor, and realizes the alarm function.

As shown in FIG. 2, the composite power angle meter of the present invention is connected with the measuring devices of the electric power system through wires, and receives the electric signals outputted from the synchronous motor and the measuring devices of the electric power system (i.e. transducers), as listed in Table 1. When the electric power system may provide usable digital signals, the corresponding electric signal collecting circuit may be omitted, and the corresponding parameters can be obtained by the digital signal collecting. TABLE 1 Electric signals received by and outputted from electric parameter transducers Received signal Transducer Signal source Electric signal Outputted signal DC voltage Synchronous Motor-end three Motor-end three phase transducer motor exit phase line voltage line voltage TV1 U_(AB) U_(BC) U_(CA) u_(AB) u_(BC) u_(CA) System TV2 System three phase System three phase line voltage U_(XAB) line voltage U_(XBC) U_(XCA) u_(XAB) u_(XBC) u_(XCA) Synchronous Magnetic excitation Magnetic excitation motor exciter voltage, and operating voltage, and operating excitation voltage excitation voltage and and backup excitation backup excitation voltage voltage thereof thereof u_(L) u_(G) u_(B) U_(L) U_(G) U_(B) Switch state Magnetic excitation Magnetic excitation signal, switching system and synchronous system and synchronous off low potential, motor exit switch motor exit switch switching on high state signal state signal potential U_(ZG) U_(ZB) U_(DL) u_(ZG) u_(ZB) u_(DL) Exciter Magnetic excitation Magnetic excitation adjustment unit adjustment signal U₁ adjustment signal u₁ U₂ . . . U_(n) u₂ . . . u_(n) DC current synchronous Magnetic excitation Magnetic excitation transducer motor exciter current, and operating current, and operating excitation current and excitation current and backup excitation backup excitation current thereof current thereof I_(L) I_(G) I_(BY) i_(L) i_(G) i_(BY) AC voltage Synchronous Motor-end three phase Motor-end three phase transducer motor exit TV1 line voltage line voltage effective U_(AB) U_(BC) U_(CA) value U_(ab) U_(bc) U_(ca) System TV2 System three phase line System three phase line voltage U_(XAB) voltage effective U_(XBC) U_(XCA) value U_(xab) U_(xbc) U_(xca) AC current Synchronous Motro-end three Motro-end three phase transducer motor exit TA phase current curent effective value I_(A) I_(B) I_(C) I_(a) I_(b) I_(c) Power Synchronous Motor-end line voltage Synchronous motor transducer motor exit TV1 U_(AB) U_(BC) U_(CA) active power P Synchronous Motor-end current Synchronous motor motor exit TA I_(A) I_(B) I_(C) reactive power Q Frequency Synchronous Motor-end line voltage U_(AB) Motor-end voltage transducer motor exit TV1 frequency ƒ System TV2 System line voltage U_(XAB) System voltage frequency ƒ_(x) negative Synchronous Motor-end three phase line Synchronous motor sequence motor exit TV1 voltage U_(AB) U_(BC) U_(CA) negatvie sequence voltage voltage U_(F) transducer

The operation of the electric signal data collecting part of the composite power angle meter mainly comprises three steps of:

1. Receiving motor signals by various electric parameter transducers and converting the signals into analogue current signals of 0−±20 mA.

2. Converting the current signals outputted from the electric parameter transducers into voltage signals of 0−±5V by the I/V converting circuit.

3. Inputting the voltage signals of 0−±5V to a data collecting interface card, A/D converting the signals into digital data and storing them in a memory of the computer. FIG. 3 illustrates the operation principle of the I/V converting circuit. When the current signals outputted from the transducer pass through resistances R₁ and R₂, the voltage signals of 0−±5V across R₂ are transferred to an A/D conversion device.

4. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the operation principle of the A/D conversion device in the data collection system. The main technical requirements are:

-   -   a. obtaining the instantaneous values of the motor-end voltage         and system voltage at the same time, and storing them in the         memory of the computer to perform calculation;     -   That is, the A/D conversion device of the data collection system         needs to input the motor-end three phase instantaneous line         voltage u_(AB), u_(BC), u_(CA) and the system three phase         instantaneous line voltage u_(XAB), u_(XBC), u_(XCA) at the same         time to the computer, and the computer performs calculation on         each group of the instantaneous voltages.     -   b. The A/D conversion device may collect sufficient signals, and         redundant samples may be used as the backup for temporary         sampling increments.

The composite power angle meter digitizes the inputted electric signals by an A/D chip, and inputs the digitized signals to the host computer through COM or LPT. The host computer performs the computing program process and displaying program process on the inputted signals, and depicts the graph illustrating the operating state of the synchronous motor.

When the required calculation can be obtained from other equipments, the electric parameter collection circuit and the computing process may be omitted.

The method for measuring the operating state of the synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter of the present invention comprises the steps of:

1. obtaining the stator voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation adjustment signal, system voltage and current signals of the synchronous motor, as well as the state signals of the exit switch of the synchronous motor and its magnetic excitation circuit switch;

2. receiving the related digital signals and electric signals by the data collection part, digitizing the electric signals, and inputting the obtained digital signals to the host computer;

3. inputting the related parameters or commands to the host computer by keyboard and mouse;

4. performing calculation on the related parameters of the motor and performing the computing program process on the related data by the host computer; after the computing program process, inputting the obtained data to the displaying program to determine instantaneous coordinates of the main points;

5. using the coordinates of the main points to depict various electric and mechanical model graphs of the synchronous motor through the displaying program process by the host computer, and displaying on the display a dynamic composite power angle graph of the synchronous motor and the end composite magnetic leakage graph of the synchronous motor which vary with the motor's parameters.

In terms of different shapes of the motor rotor, synchronous motors may be classified as two classifications of salient-pole synchronous motors and non-salient-pole synchronous motors. Accordingly, composite power angle meters of synchronous motor may be classified as composite power angle meters of salient-pole synchronous motor and composite power angle meters of non-salient-pole synchronous motor.

With reference to the different types of synchronous motors, the methods for measuring the different types of motors by using the composite power angle meters will now be described in detail.

I. The method for measuring the operating state of the salient-pole synchronous motor by using the composite power angle meter comprises steps of:

1. Obtaining the stator voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation adjustment signal and system voltage signal of the synchronous motor as well as the state signals of the exit switch of the synchronous motor and its magnetic excitation circuit switch through the external wires of the composite power angle meter.

2. Converting the related electric signals into digital signals through the A/D conversion chip of the data collection part of the composite power angle meter, inputting the chip-converted digital signals and the received digital signals to the host computer through COM or LPT, and performing program process on the inputted signals by the computer.

3. Inputting the related parameters or commands to the host computer by keyboard and mouse.

4. Performing the program process on the above data by the host computer.

The program process comprises two parts of displaying program and computing program, the gist of which are listed below:

1) The Gist of the Displaying Program

(1) Establishing Image Coordinates

The composite power angle meter of the salient-pole synchronous motor can display six kinds of graphs, which respectively are: composite power angle graph of salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 5; electric power angle vector graph, namely sub-figure I of the composite power angle graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 6; motor mechanical model graph, namely sub-figure II of the composite power angle graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 7; motor mechanical model schematic graph, namely sub-figure III of the composite power angle graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 8; synchronous composite power angle graph, namely sub-figure IV of the composite power angle graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 9; motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 20. In accordance with FIGS. 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, the coordinates-model is established by using the data to be required, as shown in FIG. 10. In accordance with FIG. 20, the coordinates-model is established by using the data to be required, as shown in FIG. 21.

The letters of coordinate points of FIG. 5 are tabbed by 0 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 6 are tabbed by 1 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 7 are tabbed by 2 or 3 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 8 are tabbed by 4 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 9 are tabbed by 5 at the lower right corner, and the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 20 are tabbed by 20 at the lower right corner. The coordinates of the points are represented by the data to be required as follows:

FIG. 5: A₀(a, b), B₀(c, d), C₀(e, 0), D₀(0, 0), E₀(f, g), F₀(f, 0), G₀(c, 0);

FIG. 6: A₁(a, b), C₁(e, 0), D₁(0, 0), E₁(f, g);

FIG. 7: A₂(a/2, b/2) B₂(c/2, d/2), C₂(e/2, 0), D₂(0, 0), E₂(f/2, g/2), A₃(−a/2, −b/2), B₃(−c/2, −d/2), C₃(−e/2, 0), E₃(−f/2, −g/2);

FIG. 8: A₄(a, b), B₄(c, d), C₄(e, 0), D₄(0, 0), E₄(f, g);

FIG. 9: A₅(h, i), C₅(j, 0), D₅(0, 0);

FIG. 20: T₂₀(0, 0), X₂₀(X₁, Y₁), Y₂₀(X₂, Y₂), Z₂₀(X₃, Y₃)

Wherein, the power angle vector graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor as shown in FIG. 6 is within the electric machine theory; the vector vertex of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential {dot over (E)}₀, as shown in FIG. 6, has the same planar coordinates as points A₀(a, b), A₁(a, b) and A₄(a, b); the vector vertex of the synchronous motor end voltage {dot over (U)}, as shown in FIG. 6, has the same planar coordinates as points C₀(e, 0), C₁(e, 0) and C₄(e, 0); the vector vertex O of the synchronous motor power angle, as shown in FIG. 6, has the same planar coordinates as points D₀(0, 0), D₁(0, 0), D₂(0, 0) and D₄(0, 0); the coordinates value of point A₂(a/2, b/2) is half of the planar coordinates value of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential {dot over (E)}₀ as shown in FIG. 6; the coordinates value of point C₂(e/2, 0) is half of the planar coordinates value of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor end voltage {dot over (U)} as shown in FIG. 6; the distance between point A₅ and point D₅ represents the synchronous end voltage of the synchronous motor, the distance between point C₅ and point D₅ represents the synchronous system voltage, and the angle δ as shown in FIG. 9 is the phase angle difference between the synchronous motor voltage and the system voltage of synchronous time.

(2) The Gist of Imaging

a) The coordinate points in each figure only integrate with the present figure and only image in the present figure, the image moves smoothly, and when the synchronous motor stator current is not zero, the image of FIG. 5 replaces the image of FIG. 9.

b) The axial center of the rigid body of the synchronous motor rotor: depicting circles by taking points D₀, D₂, D₄ and D₅ respectively as the center of the circle and taking 1/20 of the length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius (the circles are in white).

c) The rigid body of the synchronous motor rotor: depicting circles by taking points D₀, D₂, D₄ and D₅ respectively as the center of the circle and taking ¼ of the length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius. The intersection portions of the rotor rigid body circles with the rotor rigid body axial center circles are still in white, and the rest portions are in dark blue.

d) The lever of the synchronous motor rotor: the lever is in dark blue (the same color as the rotor rigid body), and the line width of the lever is the same as the diameter of the axial center circle; when the rotor lever is a T-shaped lever, the length of the top beam of the T-shaped lever in each of FIGS. 5, 8 and 9 is two times as much as the length of the segment D₀C₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation, and the top beam is central-positioned; the intersection portion of the lever with the rotor axial center is still in white. The length of the top beam of the T-shaped lever in FIG. 7 is two times as much as the length of the segment D₂C₂ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation, and the top beam is central-positioned; the intersection portion of the lever with the rotor axial center is still in white. The ½ length of the top beam must not be shorter than the length of the segment C₀E₀, C₂E₂ or C₄E₄ in respective figure.

Points D₀ and A₀, points A₃ and A₂, points D₄ and A₄ and points D₅ and A₅ are connected by levers respectively.

e) The stator rigid body: depicting a circle by taking point D₂ as the center of the circle and taking the ⅓ length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius. The portion out of the intersection portion of this circle with the rotor rigid body circle, the rotor axial center circle and the rotor lever is in light grey.

Points C₀ and D₀, points C₄ and D₄, and points C₅ and D₅ are connected by thin real line respectively, and at both ends of the segments there are prolongations as long as ½ length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation; the intersection portions with the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle are represented by dotted lines; the part under the thin real line is shadowed with parallel thin-short bias, while the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle are not shadowed.

f) The stator lever: the stator lever is connected between points C₂ and C₃ with the same width as that of the rotor lever and the same color as that of the stator rigid body circle, and its intersection portion with the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle is still in the color of the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle.

Points C₀ and D₀, points C₄ and D₄, and points C₅ and D₅ are connected by black bold lines representing levers, the width of the bold line is the radius of the axial center circle, and its intersection portion with the rotor axial center circle and the rotor rigid body circle is represented by thin dotted line.

g) The spring: the spring is in black with realistic imaging; it is visualized to extend and shrink according to the lengthening and shortening of the spring; there ought to be an obvious joint between the spring and the lever.

Points B₀ and C₀, points E₀ and C₀, points B₂ and C₂, points E₂ and C₂, points B₃ and C₃, points E₃ and C₃, points B₄ and C₄, and points E₄ and C₄ are connected with springs respectively.

h) The joint between the spring and the lever: the joint between the spring and the lever is represented by a white circle, the diameter of the circle is slightly shorter than the diameter of the lever, the circle is positioned at the axial centers of the lever and the spring, and its connection with the spring is obviously visualized. The distances from the center of the circle on top of the lever representing the joint to both sides of the lever equal to the distances from the center to the ends of the lever.

i) The segments: points E₀ and F₀, points B₀ and G₀, and points C₀ and G₀ are connected by thin black lines respectively.

j) The vectors: linking points D₁ and A₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to A₁; linking points E₁ and A₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to A₁; linking points C₁ and E₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to E₁; linking points D₁ and C₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to C₁. Segment E₁A₁ is under segment D₁A₁. Points T₂₀ and X₂₀ are linked by a black bold segment with an arrow pointing to X₂₀; points T₂₀ and Y₂₀ are linked by a black bold segment with an arrow pointing to Y₂₀; points T₂₀ and Z₂₀ are linked by a colorful bold segment with an arrow pointing to Z₂₀; points X₂₀ and Z₂₀ and points Y₂₀ and Z₂₀ are linked by black thin dotted segments respectively.

k) The marks of the coordinate points:

Point A₀ for “E₀”, point B₀ for “E_(d)”, point C₀ for “U”, point D₀ for “O”, point E₀ for “E_(q)”, point F₀ for “M”, and point G₀ for “N”;

Point A₁ upper for “{dot over (E)}₀”, lower for “{dot over (E)}_(d)”, point C₁ for “{dot over (U)}”, point D₁ for “O”, and point E₁ for “{dot over (E)}_(q)”;

Point A₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point B₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(d)”, point C₂ for “ΣΣ{dot over (Φ)}”, point D₂ for “O”, and point E₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(q)”;

Point A₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point B₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(d)”, point C₄ for “ΣΣ{dot over (Φ)}”, point D₄ for “O”, and point E₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(q)”;

Point A₅ for “E₀”, point C₅ for “U”, and point D₅ for “O”; and

Points X₂₀, Y₂₀ and Z₂₀ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(0σ)”, “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(aσ)” and “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(Dσ)” respectively.

The marks move with the moving of the positions of the coordinate points, and the relative positions of the marks and corresponding coordinate points keep constant.

1) The power angle marks: the dotted line representing the power angle passes through the center of the rotor, superposing the axial center of the lever, and being not longer than ⅓ of the length of segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation. It is marked as “δ” within the range of the power angle, the levers at both sides of the power angle are connected by an arc, the vertex of the arc varies as the positions of the levers vary, the radius of the arc is longer than the radius of the rotor rigid body circle, and the center of the arc superposes the stator axial center.

m) The magnetic excitation adjustment signal marks:

Two methods:

-   -   (a) In accordance with the abrupt change algorithm, depending on         the length percentage by which ΔE₀ takes the present magnetic         excitation potential, when ΔE₀ is greater than a given value it         reveals the abrupt change of the magnetic excitation potential;         when ΔE₀ is positive, the adjustment signals are arranged from         the top of the magnetic excitation lever to the rotor axial         center, and when ΔE₀ is negative, the adjustment signals are         arranged from the rotor axial center along the reverse direction         of the magnetic excitation potential. On the displaying screen         shown in FIG. 5, the adjustment signals and their colors are         marked.     -   (b) In accordance with the adjustment algorithm and the         calculation results of the computer, by the values of E₀₁, E₀₂ .         . . E_(0n) the adjustments are represented with different colors         and arranged depending on the length percentages they take; the         increment-adjustment signals are closely arranged from the top         of the magnetic excitation lever to the rotor axial center in         sequence, and the reduction-adjustment signals are linearly and         closely arranged from the rotor axial center along the reverse         direction of the magnetic excitation potential in sequence, as         shown in FIG. 5. On the displaying screen shown in FIG. 5, the         adjustment signals and their colors are marked.

n) The PQ curve mark: as shown in FIG. 10, determining the curve between points M₀ and N₀ according to the end heat-emitting limit of the synchronous motor and the greatest operation power angle of the synchronous motor that the system permits, determining the N₀O₀ curve according to the greatest active power that the synchronous motor permits, determining the O₀P₀ curve according to the greatest stator magnetic flux, the greatest stator current and the greatest stator potential that the synchronous motor permits, and determining the P₀Q⁰ curve according to the greatest rotor magnetic flux, the greatest rotor current and the greatest rotor voltage that the synchronous motor permits. Points M₀ and Q₀ are both on the line D₀G₀, and points G₀ and Q₀ are connected by a thin line. Curve M₀N₀O₀P₀Q₀ (exclusive of the linear segment M₀Q₀) is depicted by a bold real line, the color of which is determined according to the user's requirement.

o) The composite magnetic leakage alarm circle: depicting a circle by taking T₂₀ as the center of the circle and taking the greatest magnetic leakage flux that the synchronous motor permits as the radius; this circle is the alarm circle, which is represented by a colorful bold curve.

p) The synchronous image requirements: depicting dotted circles by taking point D₅ as the center of the circle and taking segments D₅A₅ and D₅C₅ as the radius respectively. When d δ _(x)/dt is so big that the position of the lever D₅A₅ cannot be distinguished, the lever scanning portion outside the motor rotor rigid body is covered by misty light blue; when d δ _(x)/dt is so small that the position of the lever D₅A₅ can be distinguished, it can be represented by the graph shown in FIG. 9.

Q) The mechanical model as shown in FIG. 7 may rotate anticlockwise dynamically, the ratio of the rotation speed of the model and that of the real object is marked on the screen, and the rotation speed ratio may be selected.

R) The image alarm display: when an alarm is given on electric parameters or magnetic flux, the marks turn to red flickers, the speaker of the computer whistles, and the corresponding segments in the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures turn to red flickers; and when the alarm is relieved, the alarm marks or segments stay red but without flicker. When alarms are given on various parameters, the corresponding alarm segments shown in FIG. 10 can be referred to Table 2, and the images corresponding to the composite power angle graph or its sub-figures give alarms with red flickers; and when the alarms are relieved, the alarm images stay red but without flicker. When a parameter is clicked by the mouse, the corresponding segment shown in FIG. 10 turns to the alarm color (with reference to Table 2), and the images corresponding to the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures turn red. When an alarm is given on magnetic leakage, segment T₂₀Z₂₀ turns red, and mark Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(Dσ) turns red. TABLE 2 Alarm table of the composite power angle graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor Composite Composite Composite Composite Composite power angle power angle power angle power angle Alarm power angle graph sub- graph sub- graph sub- graph sub- parameter graph figure I figure II figure III figure IV Synchronous D₀C₀ D₁C₁ D₅A₅ motor end (T-shaped lever) voltage U_(ab) U_(bc) U_(ca) Synchronous D₀C₀ C₂C₃ D₄C₄ D₅A₅ motor stator (T-shaped lever) composite magnetic flux Synchronous D₀A₀ D₁A₁ D₅A₅ motor magnetic (T-shaped lever) (T-shaped lever) excitation voltage and current u_(L) i_(L) Synchronous D₀ A₀ A₂A₃ D₄A₄ D₅A₅ motor rotor (T-shaped lever) (I-shaped level) (T-shaped lever) (T-shaped lever) magnetic flux System D₅C₅ voltage U_(xab) U_(xbc) U_(xca) Synchronous E₀C₀ motor stator C₀B₀ current I_(a) I_(b) I_(c) Synchronous E₀F₀ and motor active B₀G₀ power P Synchronous F₀C₀ and motor reactive C₀G₀ power Q

s) The digital mark display image: depicting the primary graph of the motor as shown in FIG. 11, marking the displayed letters, displaying corresponding data of the displayed letters after the letters; the actual value and the per-unit value may be switched; when an alarm is given, the marks and numbers turn to red flickers, and the speaker of the computer whistles, and when the alarm is relieved, the marks and numbers stay red but without flicker. The conditions of displaying the marks and numbers are:

-   -   (a) After the parallel-network of the synchronous motor, namely         when a motor exit breaker DL shuts on, the state signal U_(DL)         of the motor exit breaker DL is at high level, the motor exit         breaker DL turns blue, and the digital display image does not         display the letter-marks and numbers of the voltage (U_(xab)         U_(xbc) U_(xca)) and frequency (f_(x)) at the system side, while         displaying other marks and numbers.     -   (b) During the parallel-off or the parallel-network of the         synchronous motor, namely when the motor exit breaker DL shuts         off, the state signal U_(DL) of the motor exit breaker DL is at         low level, and the mark of the motor exit breaker DL turns white         and displays all the marks and numbers.     -   (c) When an operating excitation switch or a backup excitation         switch of the synchronous motor turns on, its state signal         U_(ZG) or U_(ZB) is at high level, and the corresponding switch         turns blue; when the magnetic excitation switch turns off, its         state signal U_(ZG) or U_(ZB) is at low level, and the mark of         the corresponding switch turns white.     -   (d) When the synchronous motor exit breaker DL shuts off, the         digital display value of the synchronous motor rotor magnetic         flux ΣΦ₀ is made equal to the value of the total stator magnetic         flux ΣΣΦ. When the synchronous motor exit breaker DL shuts on,         the calculation value is displayed as the value of the         synchronous motor rotor magnetic flux ΣΦ₀.

In accordance with the afore-mentioned imaging requirements, the six graphs as shown in FIGS. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 20 can be obtained through program process. These six graphs can be combined with each other according to the requirements of the user, and any one of the combined images can be further combined with the digital display image of FIG. 11. Adjustments may be made within a small range on the stator radius and rotor radius, the axial center radius of the stator and of the rotor, the diameter of the lever and the spring joint radius of the synchronous motor, which are given in FIGS. 5, 7, 8 and 9; the models shown in FIGS. 5, 7, 8 and 9 may be made as various three-dimensional mechanical models; and the color of the models may be adjusted according to the requirements of the user.

2) Gist of the Computing Program

(1) Determination of the Parameters

Given parameters: the leakage reactance X_(σ) of the motor stator (Potier reactance), quadrature-axis synchronous reactance X_(q), synchronous motor voltage, current and frequency conversion coefficients K_(U), K_(I) and K_(ω), system voltage and frequency conversion coefficients K_(XU) and K_(Xω), active and reactive power conversion coefficients K_(P), K_(Q) and K_(m), the conversion coefficients K_(L), K_(GL) and K_(BL) of the magnetic excitation voltage and the operating excitation voltage and backup excitation voltage of the synchronous motor, the conversion coefficients K_(f), K_(Gf) and K_(Bf) of the magnetic excitation current and the operating excitation current and backup excitation current of the synchronous motor, negative sequence voltage conversion coefficient K_(F), the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(T) and K_(N) of the synchronous motor end voltage, the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(XT) and K_(XN) of the system voltage, the conversion coefficient K_(TJ) of the voltage of the magnetic excitation adjustment signal, and magnetic flux leakage coefficients K₁, K₂ and K₃. Allowable range of main parameters: main parameters comprise motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux, power angle, system voltage and so on. Rating parameters of the motor mainly comprise: motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux, system voltage and so on.

(2) Calculation of the Parameters

-   -   a) P_(j)=K_(P)P, ΣP=K_(m)P_(j)     -   b) Q_(j)=K_(Q)Q, ΣQ=K_(m)Q_(j)     -   c) I_(aj)=K_(l)I_(a), I_(bj)=K_(l)I_(b), I_(cj)=K_(l)I_(c)     -   d) U_(abj)=K_(U)U_(ab), U_(bcj)=K_(U)U_(bc), U_(caj)=K_(U)U_(ca)     -   e) I_(f)=K_(f)i_(L), I_(Gf)=K_(Gf)i_(G), I_(Bf)=K_(Bf)i_(BY)     -   f) F=K_(ω)f, F_(x)=K_(xω)f_(x)     -   g) U_(Fj)=K_(F)U_(F)     -   h) U_(xabj)=K_(XU)U_(xab), U_(xbcj)=K_(XU)U_(xbc),         U_(xcaj)=K_(XU)U_(xca)     -   i) u_(Lj)=K_(L)u_(L), u_(Gj)=K_(GL)u_(G), u_(Bj)=K_(BL)u_(B)

(3) Determination of the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the salient-pole synchronous motor

Two methods for determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the salient-pole synchronous motor are:

-   -   a) Directly determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous         reactance X_(d) in accordance with the air gap potential E_(δ)         obtained when the synchronous motor is under normal operation,         and the value of X_(d) being kept constant.     -   b) Determining the value of X_(d) through the value of E_(δ) in         accordance with the function relationship between the air gap         potential E_(δ) of the synchronous motor and the direct-axis         synchronous reactance X_(d), and comprising the steps of:         -   (a) Recording the dynamotor zero load (I_(a)=0) curve and             the zero power factor (I_(a)=I_(N)) curve as shown in FIG.             12, namely curve U=f₀(I_(f)) and curve U=f_(N)(I_(f)).         -   (b) Determining the function relationship between the air             gap potential E_(δ) of the synchronous motor and the             direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d).         -   In accordance with the curves U=f₀(I_(f)) and             U=f_(N)(I_(f)), taking n magnetic excitation current values             of I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn), and determining on the curve             U=f_(N)(I_(f)) points B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) corresponding to             I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn) based on the zero power factor             curve. Constructing n congruent triangles through points B,             B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) respectively (wherein segment CD is             vertical to the I-coordinate, and CD=I_(N)*X_(σ))             intersecting with the zero load characteristic curve of             U=f₀(I_(f)) at points C, C₁, C₂, . . . C_(n) respectively,             connecting points O and C₁, and extending segment OC₁ to             intersect with the line that passes through point B₁ and is             parallel to the U-coordinate at point A₁; similarly,             connecting points O and C₂, . . . connecting points O and             C_(n), and extending segment OC₂ . . . extending OC_(n), and             intersecting with the lines that pass through points B₂ . .             . B_(n) respectively and are parallel to the U-coordinate at             points A₂ . . . A_(n) respectively.         -   Therefore, the synchronous saturated reactance corresponding             to E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) respectively are:             ${X_{d\quad 1} = \frac{A_{1}B_{1}}{I_{N}}},{X_{d\quad 2} = {{\frac{A_{2}B_{2}}{I_{N}}\quad\ldots\quad X_{dn}} = \frac{A_{n}B_{n}}{I_{N}}}}$         -    Depicting the relationship graph of the air gap potential             and the reactance in accordance with the relationship             between E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) and respective             corresponding synchronous saturated reactance X_(d1), Xd₂ .             . . X_(dn), as shown in FIG. 13. The function X_(d)=f(E_(δ))             can be determined by this curve.         -   (c) Computing E_(δ).             ${{{Let}\quad\overset{.}{W}} = {{P_{j} + {j\quad Q_{j}}} = {W\quad{\angle\varphi}}}};{{\overset{.}{U}}_{a} = {\frac{U_{abj}}{\sqrt{3}} = e}};$             ${{{Then}\quad{\overset{.}{I}}_{aj}} = {I_{aj}{\angle\left( {- \varphi} \right)}}},{{{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta} = {e + {j\quad I_{aj}*X_{\sigma}}}};{E_{\delta} = {{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta}}}}$         -   (d) Substituting the value of E_(δ) into function             X_(d)=f(E_(δ)) to obtain the value of X_(d).

(4) Calculations

-   -   a) {dot over (H)}=e+ji_(aj)*X_(q)=H∠δ δ(90°>δ>−90°) can be         determined by this equation $\begin{matrix}         {I_{d} = {I_{aj}{\sin\left( {\delta + \varphi} \right)}}} & \left. b \right) \\         {I_{q} = {I_{aj}{\cos\left( {\delta + \varphi} \right)}}} & \left. c \right) \\         {a = {\left( {{e*\cos\quad\delta} + {I_{d}*X_{d}}} \right)*\cos\quad\delta}} & \left. d \right) \\         {b = {\left( {{e*\cos\quad\delta} + {I_{d}*X_{d}}} \right)*\sin\quad\delta}} & \left. e \right) \\         {c = {e + {I_{d}*X_{d}*\cos\quad\delta}}} & \left. f \right) \\         {d = {I_{d}*X_{d}*\sin\quad\delta}} & \left. g \right) \\         {f = {e*\cos^{2}\delta}} & \left. h \right) \\         {g = {\frac{1}{2}e*\sin\quad 2\delta}} & \left. i \right)         \end{matrix}$     -   j) Calculations of components of the magnetic excitation         -   Two calculation methods are:         -   (a) Abrupt change algorithm         -   Assuming the average magnetic excitation potential of the             synchronous motor during the period of ΔT from some certain             time till now as ΣE₀, and the current magnetic excitation             potential being E₀; assuming ΔE_(0=E) ₀−ΣE₀. The value of ΔT             and the times of sampling the magnetic excitation potential             may be set.         -   (b) Adjustment algorithm         -   Assuming the total automatic magnetic excitation adjustment             of the integrated amplifier as Σ U; the components             respectively are:             Δ  U = K_(TJ)U₁, U^(′) = K_(TJ)U₂, Δ  f = K_(TJ)U₃  …  X = K_(TJ)U_(m);             ${{\sum U} = {K_{TJ}\left( {U_{1} + U_{2} + \ldots + U_{n}} \right)}},{f_{1} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{1}}{\sum U}},{f_{2} = {{\frac{K_{TJ}U_{2}}{\sum U}\quad\ldots\quad f_{n}} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{n}}{\sum U}}}$         -   Calculating E₀₁=f₁√{square root over (a²+b²)},             E₀₂=f₂√{square root over (a²+b²)} . . . E_(0n)=f_(n)√{square             root over (a²+b²)}     -   k) Calculation of coordinates of the magnetic flux leakage     -   X₁=K₁a; Y₁=K₁b; X₂=K₂(f−a)+K₃(c−a); Y₂=K₂(g−b)+K₃(d−b);         X₃=X₁+X₂; Y₃=Y₁+Y₂     -   1) Calculation of the per-unit value of the magnetic flux:         assuming when the frequency is at the rating value, the per-unit         value of a certain magnetic flux of the synchronous motor equals         to the per-unit value of the corresponding voltage; determining         the per-unit values of the magnetic excitation flux and the         stator total magnetic flux of the motor according to the         relationship among frequency, voltage and magnetic flux, and         displaying the per-unit values with digitals; comparing the         calculated values with the given values, and alarming when the         calculated values are larger than the given values.     -   m) Calculations of the per-unit values of various parameters         according to the requirements.

(5) During the synchronous parallel-network or parallel-off, namely when I_(a)=I_(b)=I_(c)=0, performing the following calculations on each set of the synchronous motor voltage and the system voltage inputted to the computer: $\begin{matrix} {\overset{.}{U} = {{K_{T}\left( {u_{AB} + {u_{BC}{\angle 120{^\circ}}} + {u_{CA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U\quad{\angle\alpha}}}} & (a) \\ {{\overset{.}{U}}_{x} = {{K_{XT}\left( {u_{XAB} + {u_{XBC}{\angle 120{^\circ}}} + {u_{XCA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U_{x}{\angle ɛ}}}} & (b) \\ {\frac{\overset{.}{U}}{U_{x}} = {\frac{U}{U_{x}}{\angle\delta}_{x}}} & (c) \\ {{\overset{\_}{\delta}}_{x} = \frac{\delta_{1} + \delta_{2} + {\ldots\quad\delta_{n}}}{n}} & (d) \end{matrix}$ (wherein δ₁δ₂ . . . δ_(n) are the values of the first, the second . . . and the n^(th) δ_(x) measured within a certain time period; when a second measured value enters, the value of the first δ₁ is abandoned, and when the next measured value enters, the value of the second δ₂ is abandoned; analogically, the new measured values replace the old ones; and the time period and the value of n can be set.) (e) h=K _(N) U _(abj)*cos δ _(x) (f) i=K _(N) U _(abj)*sin δ _(x) (g) j=K _(XN) U _(xabj)

(6) Comparing various electric parameters with respective given values, and alarming when the electric parameters are out of the prescribed ranges.

II. The method for measuring the operating state of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor by using the non-salient-pole composite power angle meter comprises steps of:

1. Obtaining the stator voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation voltage and current signals, magnetic excitation adjustment signal and system voltage signal of the synchronous motor as well as the state signals of the exit switch of the synchronous motor and its magnetic excitation circuit switch through the external wires of the composite power angle meter.

2. Converting the related electric signals into digital signals through the A/D conversion chip of the data collection part of the composite power angle meter, inputting the chip-converted digital signals and the received digital signals to the host computer through COM or LPT, and performing program process on the inputted signals by the computer.

3. Inputting the related parameters or commands to the host computer by keyboard and mouse.

4. Performing the program process on the above data by the host computer.

The program process comprises two parts of displaying program and computing program, the gist of which are listed below:

1) The Gist of the Displaying Program

(1) Establishing Image Coordinates

The composite power angle meter of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor can display six kinds of graphs, which respectively are: composite power angle graph of non-salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 14; electric power angle vector graph, namely sub-figure I of the composite power angle graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 15; motor mechanical model graph, namely sub-figure II of the composite power angle graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 16; motor mechanical model schematic graph, namely sub-figure III of the composite power angle graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 17; synchronous composite power angle graph, namely sub-figure IV of the composite power angle graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 18; motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor, as shown in FIG. 22. In accordance with the common characteristics of these figures, the coordinates-model is established by using the data to be required, as shown in FIG. 19. In accordance with the characteristic of FIG. 22, the coordinates-model is established by using the data to be required, as shown in FIG. 23. The letters of coordinate points of FIG. 14 are tabbed by 10 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 15 are tabbed by 11 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 16 are tabbed by 12 or 13 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 17 are tabbed by 14 at the lower right corner, the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 18 are tabbed by 15 at the lower right corner, and the letters of coordinate points of FIG. 22 are tabbed by 22 at the lower right corner. The coordinates of the points are represented by the data to be required as follows:

FIG. 14: A₁₀(a, b), C₁₀(e, 0), D₁₀(0, 0), G₁₀(a, 0);

FIG. 15: A₁₁(a, b), C₁₁(e, 0), D₁₁(0, 0);

FIG. 16: A₁₂(a/2, b/2) C₁₂(e/2, 0), D₁₂(0, 0), A₁₃(−a/2, b/2), C₁₃(−e/2, 0);

FIG. 17: A₁₄(a, b), C₁₄(e, 0), D₁₄(0, 0);

FIG. 18: A₁₅(h, i), C₁₅(j, 0), D₁₅(0, 0);

FIG. 22: T₂₂(0, 0), X₂₂(X₁, Y₁), Y₂₂(X₂, Y₂), Z₂₂(X₃, Y₃).

Wherein, the power angle vector graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor as shown in FIG. 15 is within the electric machine theory; the vector vertex of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential {dot over (E)}₀, as shown in FIG. 15, has the same planar coordinates as points A₁₀(a, b), A₁₁(a, b) and A₁₄(a, b); the vector vertex of the synchronous motor end voltage {dot over (U)}, as shown in FIG. 15, has the same planar coordinates as points C₁₀(e, 0), C₁₁(e, 0) and C₁₄(e, 0); the vector vertex O of the synchronous motor power angle, as shown in FIG. 15, has the same planar coordinates as points D₁₀(0, 0), D₁₁(O, 0), D₁₂(0, 0) and D₁₄(0, 0); the coordinates value of point A₁₂(a/2, b/2) is half of the planar coordinates value of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential as shown in FIG. 15; the coordinates value of point C₁₂(e/2, 0) is half of the planar coordinates value of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor end voltage {dot over (U)} as shown in FIG. 15; the distance between point A₁₅ and point D₁₅ represents the synchronous end voltage of the synchronous motor, the distance between point C₁₅ and point D₁₅ represents the synchronous system voltage, and the angle δ as shown in FIG. 18 is the phase angle difference between the synchronous motor voltage and the system voltage of synchronous time.

(2) The Gist of Imaging

-   -   a) The coordinate points in each figure only integrate with the         present figure and only image in the present figure, the image         moves smoothly, and when the synchronous motor stator current is         not zero, the image of FIG. 14 replaces the image of FIG. 18.     -   b) The axial center of the rigid body of the synchronous motor         rotor: depicting circles by taking points D₁₀, D₁₂, D₁₄ and D₁₅         respectively as the center of the circle and taking 1/20 of the         length of the segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor         is under rating operation as the radius (the circles are in         white).     -   c) The rigid body of the synchronous motor rotor: depicting         circles by taking points D₁₀, D₁₂, D₁₄ and D₁₅ respectively as         the center of the circle and taking ⅕ of the length of the         segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under         rating operation as the radius. The intersection portions of the         rotor rigid body circles with the rotor rigid body axial center         circles are still in white, and the rest portions are in dark         blue.     -   d) The lever of the synchronous motor rotor: the lever is in         dark blue (the same color as the rotor rigid body), and the line         width of the lever is the same as the diameter of the axial         center circle; the intersection portion of the lever with the         rotor axial center is still in white.     -   Points D₁₀ and A₁₀, points A₁₂ and A₁₃, points A₁₄ and D₁₄ and         points A₁₅ and D₁₅ are connected by levers respectively.     -   e) The stator rigid body: depicting a circle by taking point D₁₂         as the center of the circle and taking the ⅓ length of the         segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under         rating operation as the radius. The portion out of the         intersection portion of this circle with the rotor rigid body         circle, the rotor axial center circle and the rotor lever is in         light grey.     -   Points C₁₀and D₁₀, points C₁₄ and D₁₄, and points C₁₅ and D₁₅         are connected by thin real line respectively, and at both ends         of the segments there are prolongations as long as ½ length of         the segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under         rating operation; the intersection portions with the rotor rigid         body circle and the rotor axial center circle are represented by         dotted lines; the part under the thin real line is shadowed with         parallel thin-short bias, while the rotor rigid body circle and         the rotor axial center circle are not shadowed.     -   f) The stator lever: the stator lever is connected between         points C₁₂ and C₁₃ with the same width as that of the rotor         lever and the same color as that of the stator rigid body, and         its intersection portion with the rotor rigid body circle and         the rotor axial center circle is still in the color of the rotor         rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle.     -   Points C₁₀and D₁₀, points C₁₄ and D₁₄, and points C₁₅ and D₁₅         are connected by black bold lines representing levers, the width         of the bold line is the radius of the axial center circle, and         its intersection portion with the rotor axial center circle and         the rotor rigid body circle is represented by thin dotted line.     -   g) The spring: the spring is in black with realistic imaging; it         is visualized to extend and shrink according to the lengthening         and shortening of the spring; there ought to be an obvious joint         between the spring and the lever.     -   Points A₁₀and C₁₀, points A₁₂ and C₁₂, points A₁₃ and C₁₃, and         points A₁₄ and C₁₄ are connected with springs respectively.     -   h) The joint between the spring and the lever: the joint between         the spring and the lever is represented by a white circle, the         diameter of the circle is slightly shorter than the diameter of         the lever, the circle is positioned at the axial centers of the         lever and the spring, and its connection with the spring is         obviously visualized. The distances from the center of the         circle on top of the lever representing the joint to both sides         of the lever equal to the distances from the center to the ends         of the lever respectively.     -   i) The segments: points A₁₀ and G₁₀ and points C₁₀ and G₁₀ are         connected by thin black lines respectively.     -   j) The vectors: linking points D₁₁ and A₁₁ by a segment with an         arrow pointing to A₁₁; linking points D₁₁ and C₁₁ by a segment         with an arrow pointing to C₁₁; linking points C₁₁ and A₁₁ by a         segment with an arrow pointing to C₁₁. Points T₂₂ and X₂₂ are         linked by a black bold segment with an arrow pointing to X₂₂;         points T₂₂ and Y₂₂ are linked by a black bold segment with an         arrow pointing to Y₂₂; points T₂₂ and Z₂₂ are linked by a         colorful bold segment with an arrow pointing to Z₂₂; points X₂₂         and Z₂₂ and points Y₂₂ and Z₂₂ are linked by black thin dotted         segments respectively.     -   k) The marks of the coordinate points:     -   A₁₀ for “E₀”, point C₁₀ for “U”, point D₁₀ for “O”, and point         G₁₀ for “M”;     -   Point A₁₁for “{dot over (E)}₀”, point C₁₁ for “{dot over (U)}”,         and point D₁₁ for “O”; segment A₁₁C₁₁ for “{dot over (E)}₀”;     -   Point A₁₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point C₁₂ for “ΣΣ{dot over         (Φ)}”, and point D₁₂ for “O”;     -   Point A₁₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point C₁₄ for “ΣΣ{dot over         (Φ)}”, and point D₁₄ for “O”;     -   Point A₁₅ for “E₀”, point C₁₅ for “U”, and point D₁₅ for “O”;     -   The marks of the magnetic leakage composite graph: points X₂₂,         Y₂₂ and Z₂₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(0σ)”, “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(aσ)”         and “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(Dσ)” respectively.     -   The marks move with the moving of the positions of the         coordinate points, and the relative positions of the marks and         corresponding coordinate points keep constant.     -   1) The power angle marks: the dotted line representing the power         angle passes through the center of the rotor, superposing the         axial center of the lever, and being not longer than ⅓ of the         length of segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is         under rating operation. It is marked as “δ” within the range of         the power angle, the levers at both sides of the power angle are         connected by an arc, the vertex of the arc varies as the         positions of the levers vary, the radius of the arc is longer         than the radius of the rotor rigid body circle, and the center         of the arc superposes the stator axial center.     -   m) The Magnetic Excitation Adjustment Signal Marks:     -   Two Methods:         -   (a) In accordance with the abrupt change algorithm,             depending on the length percentage by which ΔE₀ takes the             present magnetic excitation potential, when ΔE₀ is greater             than a given value it reveals the abrupt change of the             magnetic excitation potential; when ΔE₀ is positive, the             adjustment signals are arranged from the top of the magnetic             excitation lever to the rotor axial center, and when ΔE₀ is             negative, the adjustment signals are arranged from the rotor             axial center along the reverse direction of the magnetic             excitation potential. On the displaying screen shown in FIG.             14, the adjustment signals and their colors are marked.         -   (b) In accordance with the adjustment algorithm and the             calculation results of the computer, by the values of E₀₁,             E₀₂ . . . E_(0n), the adjustments are represented with             different colors and arranged depending on the length             percentages they take; the increment-adjustment signals are             closely arranged from the top of the magnetic excitation             lever to the rotor axial center in sequence, and the             reduction-adjustment signals are linearly and closely             arranged from the rotor axial center along the reverse             direction of the magnetic excitation potential in sequence,             as shown in FIG. 14. On the displaying screen shown in FIG.             14, the adjustment signals and their colors are marked.     -   n) The PQ curve mark: determining the curve between points M₁₀         and N₁₀ according to the end heat-emitting limit of the         synchronous motor and the greatest operation power angle of the         synchronous motor that the system permits, determining the         N₁₀O₁₀ curve according to the greatest active power that the         synchronous motor permits, determining the O₁₀P₁₀ curve         according to the greatest stator magnetic flux, the greatest         stator current and the greatest stator potential that the         synchronous motor permits, and determining the P₁₀Q₁₀ curve         according to the greatest rotor magnetic flux, the greatest         rotor current and the greatest rotor voltage that the         synchronous motor permits. Points M₁₀ and Q₁₀ are both on the         line D₁₀G₁₀ and points G₁₀ and Q₁₀ are connected by a thin line.         Curve M₁₀N₁₀O₁₀P₁₀Q₁₀ (exclusive of the linear segment M₁₀Q₁₀)         is depicted by a bold real line, the color of which is         determined according to the user's requirement.     -   o) The composite magnetic leakage alarm circle: depicting a         circle by taking T₂₂ as the center of the circle and taking the         greatest magnetic leakage flux that the synchronous motor         permits as the radius; this circle is the alarm circle, which is         represented by a colorful bold curve.     -   p) The synchronous image requirements: depicting dotted circles         by taking point D₁₅ as the center of the circle and taking         segments D₁₅A₁₅ and D₁₅C₁₅ as the radius respectively. When d δ         _(x)/dt is so big that the position of the lever D₁₅A₁₅ cannot         be distinguished, the lever scanning portion outside the motor         rotor rigid body is covered by misty light blue; when d δ         _(x)/dt is so small that the position of the lever D₁₅A₁₅ can be         distinguished, it can be represented by the graph shown in FIG.         18.     -   q) The mechanical model as shown in FIG. 16 may rotate         anticlockwise dynamically, the ratio of the rotation speed of         the model and that of the real object is marked on the screen,         and the rotation speed ratio may be selected.

r) The image alarm display: when an alarm is given on electric parameters or magnetic flux, the marks turn to red flickers, the speaker of the computer whistles, and the corresponding segments in the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures turn to red flickers; and when the alarm is relieved, the alarm marks or segments stay red but without flicker. When alarms are given on various parameters, the corresponding alarm segments shown in FIG. 19 can be referred to Table 3, and the images corresponding to the composite power angle graph or its sub-figures give alarms with red flickers; and when the alarms are relieved, the alarm images stay red but without flicker. When a parameter is clicked by the mouse, the corresponding segment shown in FIG. 19 turns to the alarm color (with reference to Table 3), and the images corresponding to the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures turn red. When an alarm is given on magnetic leakage, segment T₂₂Z₂₂ turns red, and mark Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(Dσ) turns red. TABLE 3 Alarm table of the composite power angle graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor Composite Composite Composite Composite Composite power angle power angle power angle power angle Alarm power angle graph sub- graph sub- graph sub- graph sub- parameter graph figure I figure II figure III figure IV Synchronous D₁₀C₁₀ D₁₁C₁₁ D₁₅A₁₅ motor end voltage U_(ab) U_(bc) U_(ca) Synchronous D₁₀C₁₀ C₁₂C₁₃ D₁₄A₁₅ D₁₅A₁₅ motor stator composite magnetic flux Synchronous D₁₀A₁₀ D₁₁C₁₁ D₁₅A₁₅ motor magnetic excitation voltage and current u_(L) i_(L) Synchronous D₁₀A₁₀ A₁₂A₁₃ D₁₄A₁₄ D₁₅A₁₅ motor rotor magnetic flux System D₁₅C₁₅ voltage U_(xab) U_(xbc) U_(xca) Synchronous C₁₀A₁₀ motor stator current I_(a) I_(b) I_(c) Synchronous A₁₀G₁₀ motor active power P Synchronous C₁₀G₁₀ motor reactive power Q

-   -   s) The digital mark display image: depicting the primary graph         of the motor as shown in FIG. 11, marking the displayed letters,         displaying corresponding data of the displayed letters after the         letters; the actual value and the per-unit value may be         switched; when an alarm is given, the marks and numbers turn to         red flickers, and the speaker of the computer whistles, and when         the alarm is relieved, the marks and numbers stay red but         without flicker. The conditions of displaying the marks and         numbers are:     -   (a) After the parallel-network of the synchronous motor, namely         when a motor exit breaker DL shuts on, the state signal U_(DL)         of the motor exit breaker DL is at high level, the motor exit         breaker DL turns blue, and the digital display image does not         display the letter-marks and numbers of the voltage (U_(xab)         U_(xbc) U_(xca)) and frequency (f_(x)) at the system side, while         displaying other marks and numbers.     -   (b) During the parallel-off or the parallel-network of the         synchronous motor, namely when the motor exit breaker DL shuts         off, the state signal U_(DL) of the motor exit breaker DL is at         low level, and the mark of the motor exit breaker DL turns white         and displays all the marks and numbers.     -   (c) When an operating excitation switch or a backup excitation         switch of the synchronous motor turns on, its state signal         U_(ZG) or U_(ZB) is at high level, and the corresponding switch         turns blue; when the magnetic excitation switch turns off, its         state signal U_(ZG) or U_(ZB) is at low level, and the mark of         the corresponding switch turns white.     -   (d) When the synchronous motor exit breaker DL shuts off, the         digital display value of the synchronous motor rotor magnetic         flux Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀ is made equal to the value of the total         stator magnetic flux ΣΣΦ. When the synchronous motor exit         breaker DL shuts on, the calculation value is displayed as the         value of the synchronous motor rotor magnetic flux ΣΦ₀.

In accordance with the afore-mentioned imaging requirements, the six graphs as shown in FIGS. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 22 can be obtained through program process. These six graphs can be combined with each other according to the requirements of the user, and any one of the combined images can be further combined with the digital display image of FIG. 11. Adjustments may be made within a small range on the stator radius and rotor radius, the axial center radius of the stator and of the rotor, the diameter of the lever and the spring joint radius of the synchronous motor, which are given in FIGS. 14, 16, 17 and 18; the models shown in FIGS. 14, 16, 17 and 18 may be made as various three-dimensional mechanical models; and the color of the models may be adjusted according to the requirements of the user.

2) Gist of the Computing Program

(1) Determination of the Parameters

Given parameters: the leakage reactance X_(σ) of the motor stator, synchronous motor voltage, current and frequency conversion coefficients K_(U), K_(I) and K_(ω), system voltage and frequency conversion coefficients K_(XU) and K_(Xω), active and reactive power conversion coefficients K_(P), K_(Q) and K_(m), the conversion coefficients K_(L), K_(GL) and K_(BL) of the magnetic excitation voltage and the operating excitation voltage and backup excitation voltage of the synchronous motor, the conversion coefficients K_(f), K_(Gf) and K_(Bf) of the magnetic excitation current and the operating excitation current and backup excitation current of the synchronous motor, the computing coefficient m of the synchronous motor, negative sequence voltage conversion coefficient K_(F), the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(T) and K_(N) of the synchronous motor end voltage, the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(XT) and K_(XN) of the system voltage, the conversion coefficient K_(TJ) of the voltage of the magnetic excitation adjustment signal, and magnetic flux leakage coefficients K₁ and K₂. Allowable range of main parameters: main parameters comprise motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux, power angle and system voltage. Rating parameters of the motor mainly comprise: motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux and system voltage.

(2) Calculation of the Parameters

-   -   a) P_(j)=K_(P)P, ΣP=K_(m)P_(j)     -   b) Q_(j)=K_(Q)Q, ΣQ=K_(m)Q_(j)     -   c) I_(aj)=K_(l)I_(a), I_(bj)=K_(l)I_(b), I_(cj)=K_(l)I_(c)     -   d) U_(abj)=K_(U)U_(ab), U_(bcj)=K_(U)U_(bc), U_(caj)=K_(U)U_(ca)     -   e) I_(f)=K_(f)i_(L), I_(Gf)=K_(Gf)i_(G), I_(Bf)=K_(Bf)i_(BY)     -   f) F=K_(ω)f, F_(x)=K_(xω)f_(X)     -   g) U_(Fj)=K_(F)U_(F)     -   h) U_(xabj)=K_(XU)U_(xab), U_(xbcj)=K_(XU)U_(xbc),         U_(xcaj)=K_(XU)U_(xca)     -   i) u_(Lj)=K_(L)u_(L), u_(Gj)=K_(GL)u_(G), u_(Bj)=K_(BL)u_(B)

(3) Determination of the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor

Two methods for determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor are:

-   -   a) Directly determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous         reactance X_(d) in accordance with the air gap potential E_(δ)         obtained when the synchronous motor is under normal operation,         and the value of X_(d) being kept constant.     -   b) Determining the value of X_(d) in accordance with the         function relationship between the air gap potential E_(δ) of the         synchronous motor and the direct-axis synchronous reactance         X_(d), and comprising the steps of:         -   (a) Recording the dynamotor zero load (I_(a)=0) curve and             the zero power factor (I_(a)=I_(n)) curve as shown in FIG.             12, namely curve U=f₀(I_(f)) and curve U=f_(N)(I_(f)).         -   (b) Determining the function relationship between the air             gap potential E_(δ) of the synchronous motor and the             direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d).         -   In accordance with the curves U=f₀(I_(f)) and             U=f_(N)(I_(f)), taking n magnetic excitation current values             of I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn), and determining on the curve             U=f_(N)(I_(f)) points B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) corresponding to             I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn) based on the zero power factor             curve. Constructing n congruent triangles through points B,             B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) respectively (wherein segment CD is             vertical to the I-coordinate, and CD=I_(N)*X_(σ))             intersecting with the zero load characteristic curve of             U=f₀(I_(f)) at points C, C₁, C₂, . . . C_(n) respectively,             connecting points O and C₁, and extending segment OC₁ to             intersect with the line that passes through point B₁ and is             parallel to the U-coordinate at point A₁; similarly,             connecting points O and C₂, . . . connecting points O and             C_(n), and extending segment OC₂ . . . extending OC_(n), and             intersecting with the lines that pass through points B₂ . .             . B_(n) respectively and are parallel to the U-coordinate at             points A₂ . . . A_(n) respectively.         -   Therefore, the synchronous saturated reactance corresponding             to E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) respectively are:             ${X_{d\quad 1} = \frac{A_{1}B_{1}}{I_{N}}},{X_{d\quad 2} = {{\frac{A_{2}B_{2}}{I_{N}}\quad\ldots\quad X_{dn}} = \frac{A_{n}B_{n}}{I_{N}}}}$         -    Depicting the relationship graph of the air gap potential             and the reactance in accordance with the relationship             between E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) and respective             corresponding synchronous saturated reactance X_(d1), X_(d2)             . . . X_(dn), as shown in FIG. 13. The function X_(d)=f             (E_(δ)) can be determined by this curve.         -   (c) Computing E_(δ).             ${{{Let}\quad\overset{.}{W}} = {{P_{j} + {j\quad Q_{j}}} = {W\quad{\angle\varphi}}}};{{\overset{.}{U}}_{a} = {\frac{U_{abj}}{\sqrt{3}} = e}};$             ${{{Then}\quad{\overset{.}{I}}_{aj}} = {I_{aj}{\angle\left( {- \varphi} \right)}}},{{{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta} = {e + {j\quad I_{aj}*X_{\sigma}}}};{E_{\delta} = {{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta}}}}$         -   (d) Substituting the value of E_(δ) into function             X_(d)=f(E_(δ)) to obtain the value of X_(d).

(4) Calculations $\begin{matrix} {a = {e + {\frac{Q_{i}}{me}X_{d}}}} & \left. a \right) \\ {b = {\frac{P_{i}}{me}X_{d}}} & \left. b \right) \end{matrix}$

-   -   -   c) Calculations of components of the magnetic excitation Two             calculation methods are:             -   (a) Abrupt change algorithm             -   Assuming the average magnetic excitation potential of                 the synchronous motor during the period of ΔT from some                 certain time till now as ΣE₀, and the current magnetic                 excitation potential being E₀; assuming ΔE₀=E₀−ΣE₀. The                 value of ΔT and the times of sampling the magnetic                 excitation potential may be set.             -   (b) Adjustment algorithm             -   Assuming the total automatic magnetic excitation                 adjustment of the integrated amplifier as Σ U; the                 components respectively are:                 Δ  U = K_(TJ)U₁, U^(′) = K_(TJ)U₂, Δ  f = K_(TJ)U₃  …  X = K_(TJ)U_(m);                 ${{\sum U} = {K_{TJ}\left( {U_{1} + U_{2} + \ldots + U_{n}} \right)}},{f_{1} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{1}}{\sum U}},{f_{2} = {{\frac{K_{TJ}U_{2}}{\sum U}\quad\ldots\quad f_{n}} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{n}}{\sum U}}}$             -   Calculating E₀₁=f₁√{square root over (a²+b²)},                 E₀₂=f₂√{square root over (a²+b²)} . . .                 E_(0n)=f_(n)√{square root over (a²+b²)}         -   d) Calculation of the per-unit value of the magnetic flux:             assuming when the frequency is at the rating value, the             per-unit value of a certain magnetic flux of the synchronous             motor equals to the per-unit value of the corresponding             voltage; determining the per-unit values of the magnetic             excitation flux and the stator total magnetic flux of the             motor according to the relationship among frequency, voltage             and magnetic flux; comparing the calculated values with the             given values, and alarming when the calculated values are             larger than the given values.         -   e) comparing various electric parameters with respective             given values, and alarming when the electric parameters are             larger than the given values.         -   f) Calculation of the coordinates of the magnetic flux             leakage

    -   X₁=K₁a; Y₁=K₁b; X₂=K₂ (e−a); Y₂=−K₂b; X₃=X₁+X₂; Y₃=Y₁+Y₂

(5) During the synchronous parallel-network or parallel-off, namely when I_(a)=I_(b)=I_(c)=0, performing the following calculations on the synchronous motor voltage signal and the system voltage signal inputted to the computer: $\begin{matrix} {\overset{.}{U} = {{K_{T}\left( {u_{AB} + {u_{BC}{\angle 120{^\circ}}} + {u_{CA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U\quad{\angle\alpha}}}} & (a) \\ {{\overset{.}{U}}_{x} = {{K_{XT}\left( {u_{XAB} + {u_{XBC}{\angle 120{^\circ}}} + {u_{XCA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U_{x}{\angle ɛ}}}} & (b) \\ {\frac{\overset{.}{U}}{U_{x}} = {\frac{U}{U_{x}}{\angle\delta}_{x}}} & (c) \\ {{\overset{\_}{\delta}}_{x} = \frac{\delta_{1} + \delta_{2} + {\ldots\quad\delta_{n}}}{n}} & (d) \end{matrix}$ (wherein δ₁δ₂ . . . δ_(n) are the values of the first, the second . . . and the n^(th) δ_(x) measured within a certain time period; when a second measured value enters, the value of the first δ₁ is abandoned, and when the next measured value enters, the value of the second δ₂ is abandoned; analogically, the new measured values replace the old ones; and the time period and the value of n can be set.)

-   -   (e) h=K_(N)U_(abj)*cos δ _(x)     -   (f) i=K_(N)U_(abj)*sin δ _(x)     -   (g) j=K_(XN)U_(xabj)

(6) Comparing various electric parameters with respective given values, and alarming when the electric parameters are out of the prescribed ranges.

Compared with the single electric power angle vector graph depicted by the conventional power angle meter for measuring the operating state of the motor, the electric model graph, mechanical model graph and-motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph depicted by the composite power angle meter of the present invention for measuring the operating state of the synchronous motor have the following advantages:

Comparisons are made in terms of the salient-pole synchronous motor and the non-salient-pole synchronous motor, respectively.

1. The Comparison Between the Composite Power Angle Meter of the Salient-Pole Synchronous Motor and the Conventional Power Angle Meter

-   -   a) The composite power angle meter of the salient-pole         synchronous motor may display six graphs, and it displays not         only the composite power angle of the salient-pole synchronous         motor, but also the sub-figures of the composite power angle,         with reference to FIG. 5 to FIG. 9; and it realizes the         functions of image-alarming and sound-alarming. The PQ curve in         the composite power angle graph of FIG. 5 defines the locus         range of the vertex E₀ of the magnetic excitation lever, the         composite magnetic leakage graph in FIG. 20 defines the         composite magnetic leakage range of the stator and rotor that         the end heat-emitting of the synchronous motor permits, thus         providing intuitional limit graph of the motor parameters for         operators; however, the conventional power angle meter only         displays the electric vector graph, as shown in FIG. 6.     -   b) The composite power angle graph (FIG. 5) displayed by the         composite power angle meter of the salient-pole synchronous         motor has double significations: in one aspect, it represents         the electric power angle vector graph of the salient-pole         synchronous motor, and in another aspect, it represents the         mechanical power angle graph showed with the magnetic flux. The         power angle represented by the composite power angle graph of         the salient-pole motor has both electric and mechanical         characteristics. However, the conventional power angle graph         only shows electric vectors and only reflects the electric         characteristics of the power angle.     -   c) The graphs displayed by the composite power angle meter         further comprise the mechanical model graph of the synchronous         motor, in addition to the electric vector graph. The stator and         rotor levers in the mechanical model as shown in FIG. 7 are the         total composite magnetic flux ΣΣΦ and magnetic excitation         composite magnetic flux ΣΦ₀ in the motor stator respectively,         the elasticity coefficients of the quadrature-axis and         direct-axis springs are         $\frac{4{mk}^{2}w^{2}}{9l_{q}}\quad{and}\quad\frac{4{mk}^{2}w^{2}}{9l_{d}}$     -    respectively (wherein m is the phase number of the motor         stator, kW represents the effective turns of the stator coil,         and l_(q) and l_(d) are the quadrature-axis and direct-axis         synchronous inductance coefficients of the motor respectively),         and the graph simulates the anticlockwise rotations of the motor         stator and rotor. The mechanical models shown in FIG. 5 and FIG.         8 take the stator as a reference object, the stator lever and         rotor lever are ΣΣΦ and ΣΦ₀ respectively, and the elasticity         coefficients of the quadrature-axis and direct-axis springs are         $\frac{2{mk}^{2}w^{2}}{9l_{q}}\quad{and}\quad\frac{2{mk}^{2}w^{2}}{9l_{d}}$     -    respectively.     -   The mechanical power angle graph intuitionally reveals the         mutual effective relationship between the motor stator and the         motor rotor from mechanical aspect, and operators may refer to         the mechanical model to understand the principle of the         operating of the motor and adjust motor parameters precisely.     -   d) Compared with the electric vector graph, the composite power         angle graph further includes assistant lines, as shown in FIG.         5.

i. If the lengths of OE₀ and OU represent the magnetic excitation potential and the end voltage of the dynamotor respectively, UE_(q) and UE_(d) represent the quadrature-axis component and direct-axis component of the stator potential of the synchronous motor respectively, and E_(q)M and MU represent the active component and reactive component of the stator quadrature-axis potential of the synchronous motor, point M on segment OU or superposing point U respectively represent that the inductive reactive power done by the quadrature-axis potential is negative or zero, point E_(q) above, below or on the line OU respectively represent that the active power done by the quadrature-axis potential is positive, negative or zero; E_(d)N and NU represent the active component and reactive component done by the stator direct-axis potential of the synchronous motor respectively, point N on the segment OU, on the extension of the segment OU or superposing point U respectively represent that the inductive reactive power done by the direct-axis potential is negative, positive or zero, and point E_(d) above, below or on the line OU respectively represent that the active power done by direct-axis potential is positive, negative or zero.

ii. If the lengths of OE₀ and OU represent the magnetic excitation flux and the total composite magnetic flux in the stator coil of the dynamotor respectively, UE_(q) and UE_(d) respectively represent the quadrature-axis component and direct-axis component of the composite magnetic flux generated by the reaction of the stator armature of the synchronous motor.

iii. If the lengths of OE₀ and OU represent the rotor lever and stator lever of the synchronous motor respectively, UE_(q) and UE_(d) respectively represent the extended lengths of the springs by which the rotor lever of the synchronous motor pulls the stator lever along directions of quadrature-axis and direct-axis, and segments E_(q)M and E_(d)N respectively represent the active length components generated by the extensions of the quadrature-axis spring and direct-axis spring, anticlockwise and clockwise pulls generate positive active power and negative active power respectively, segments MU and UN respectively represent the reactive components generated by the extensions of the quadrature-axis spring and direct-axis spring, the pull along the direction from point O to point U generates positive inductive reactive power, and the pull along the direction from point U to point O generates the negative inductive reactive power. Generally, the sum of E_(q)M±E_(d)N may be regarded as the active power, and the sum of MU±UN may be regarded as the reactive power, wherein ‘+’ is adopted when forces generated by the springs orient the same direction, and ‘−’ is adopted when forces generated by the springs orient opposite to each other.

-   -   e) Compared with electric vector graph (FIG. 6), the composite         power angle graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor (FIG. 5)         additionally includes the graph of the magnetic excitation         adjustment signal.     -   By adding the magnetic excitation adjustment display, the         operators are assisted to check the operating state of the         automatic magnetic excitation adjuster intuitionally, judge the         influence of the adjustment signal on the stable operation of         the electric power system, and adjust the magnetic excitation         accurately and duly in case of accident.     -   f) The newly added synchronous image (FIG. 9) intuitionally         shows the relative position of the rotor rigid body magnetic         lever of the synchronous motor and the magnetic lever of the         electric power system, which may assist the operators to adjust         the rotation speed and end voltage of the motor accurately.

2. The Comparison Between the Composite Power Angle Meter of the Non-Salient-Pole Synchronous Motor and the Conventional Power Angle Meter

-   -   a) The composite power angle meter of the non-salient-pole         synchronous motor may display six graphs, and it displays not         only the composite power angle of the non-salient-pole         synchronous motor, but also the sub-figures of the composite         power angle, with reference to FIG. 14 to FIG. 18; and it         realizes the functions of image-alarming and sound-alarming. The         PQ curve in the composite power angle graph of FIG. 14 defines         the locus range of the vertex E₀ of the magnetic excitation         lever, the composite magnetic leakage graph in FIG. 22 defines         the composite magnetic leakage range of the stator and rotor         that the end heat-emitting of the synchronous motor permits,         thus providing intuitional limit graph of the motor parameters         for operators; however, the conventional power angle meter only         displays the electric vector graph, as shown in FIG. 15.     -   b) The composite power angle graph (FIG. 14) displayed by the         composite power angle meter of the non-salient-pole synchronous         motor has double significations: in one aspect, it represents         the electric power angle vector graph of the non-salient-pole         synchronous motor, and in another aspect, it represents the         mechanical power angle graph showed with the magnetic flux. The         power angle of the synchronous motor represented by the         composite power angle graph of the non-salient-pole motor has         both electric and mechanical characteristics. However, the         conventional power angle graph (FIG. 15) only shows electric         vectors and only reflects the electric characteristics of the         power angle.     -   c) The graphs displayed by the composite power angle meter         further comprise the mechanical model graph of the synchronous         motor, in addition to the electric vector graph displayed by the         conventional power angle meter. Thus, the mutual effective         relationship between the motor stator and the motor rotor can be         intuitionally revealed from mechanical aspect. The stator and         rotor levers in the mechanical model as shown in FIG. 16 are the         total composite magnetic flux ΣΣΦ and magnetic excitation         composite magnetic flux ΣΦ₀ in the motor stator respectively,         the elasticity coefficient of the spring is         $\frac{4{mk}^{2}w^{2}}{9l}$     -    (wherein m is the phase number of the motor stator, kw         represents the effective turns of the stator coil, and l is the         synchronous inductance coefficient of the motor), and the graph         simulates the anticlockwise rotations of the motor stator and         rotor. The mechanical models shown in FIG. 14 and FIG. 17 take         the stator as a reference object, the stator lever and rotor         lever are ΣΣΦ and ΣΦ₀ respectively, and the elasticity         coefficient of the spring is $\frac{2{mk}^{2}w^{2}}{9l}.$     -   The mechanical power angle graph intuitionally reveals the         mutual effective relationship between the motor stator and the         motor rotor from mechanical aspect, and operators may refer to         the mechanical model to understand the principle of the         operating of the motor and adjust motor parameters precisely.     -   d) Compared with the electric vector graph, the composite power         angle graph further includes assistant lines, as shown in FIG.         14.

i. The lengths of OE₀ and OU represent the magnetic excitation potential and the end voltage of the motor respectively, and E₀U, E₀M and UM represent the stator potential of the motor, the active component and reactive component of the stator potential respectively; point M on the segment OU, on the extension of the segment OU or superposing point U represent that the motor generates capacitive reactive power, inductive reactive power or zero reactive power respectively. Point E₀ above, below or on line OU respectively represent that the motor is a dynamotor, is an electromotor, or has zero active power.

ii. The lengths of OE₀ and OU represent the magnetic excitation flux lever and the total magnetic flux lever in the stator coil of the motor respectively, and E₀U, E₀M and UM represent the extended length of the mechanical lever spring of the dynamotor, the active component and reactive component of the extended length of the spring respectively; point M on the segment OU, on the extension of the segment OU or superposing point U represent that the motor generates capacitive reactive power, inductive reactive power or zero reactive power respectively. Point E₀ above or below the lever OU or on the line OU respectively represent that the spring has an anticlockwise torsion, has a clockwise torsion or has no torsion with respect to the stator, and that the motor operates in manner of a dynamotor, an electromotor or zero active power.

iii. If the length of UE₀ represents the value of the apparent power W of the motor, the lengths of E₀M and UM represent the values of the active power and reactive power of the dynamotor respectively.

iv. If the length of UE₀ represents the value of the stator current I of the motor, the lengths of E₀M and UM represent the values of the active component I_(p) and reactive component I_(Q) of the stator current of the motor respectively.

v. Compared with electric vector graph (FIG. 15), the composite power angle graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor (FIG. 14) additionally includes the graph of the magnetic excitation adjustment signal.

By adding the magnetic excitation adjustment display, the operators are assisted to check the operating state of the automatic magnetic excitation adjuster intuitionally, judge the influence of the adjustment signal on the stable operation of the electric power system, and adjust the magnetic excitation accurately and duly in case of accident.

vi. The newly added synchronous image (FIG. 18) intuitionally shows the relative position of the rotor rigid body magnetic lever of the synchronous motor and the magnetic lever of the electric power system, which may assist the operators to adjust the rotation speed and end voltage of the motor accurately.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

The present invention may intuitionally reflect the operating state of the synchronous motor from both electric and mechanical aspects, and may reveal the end composite magnetic leakage situation of the synchronous motor. Compared with the electric vector graph, the composite power angle graph of the motor depicted by the present invention further includes the mechanical model graph of the synchronous motor, which is helpful for operators of various specialties to dialectically analyze the operating state of the synchronous motor from both electric and mechanical aspects; the end composite magnetic leakage graph of the synchronous motor depicted by the present invention is helpful for operators to analyze and monitor the end heat-emitting situation of the synchronous motor. The method provided by the present invention may, in the electric power system industry, be an effective tool for users to apply in the analysis of the magnetic excitation characteristics, the magnetic excitation adjustment, the synchronous parallel-network, the operation monitoring and controlling, and other tasks of the synchronous motor, so as to enable the synchronous motor to operate in an optimum state. 

1. A method for measuring the operating state of synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter, comprising the steps of: a. obtaining various electric signals and digital signals of the synchronous motor and its system; b. Converting the electric signals into digital signals by an internal data collection part of the composite power angle meter, and inputting all the obtained digital signals to a host computer; c. Inputting related parameters or commands to the host computer by keyboard and mouse; d. Program-processing the related data by the computer, calculating the data by a computing program to obtain the coordinates of relevant points and related data, and inputting the results to a displaying program; e. Using the coordinates of main points and the calculation results to depict an electric model graph, a mechanical model graph and a motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph of the synchronous motor through the displaying program process by the computer, displaying on a display a dynamic composite power angle graph and the motor-end composite magnetic leakage graph which vary with the motor's parameters, and realizing an alarm function.
 2. The method for measuring the operating state of synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter according to claim 1, wherein the displaying program process comprises establishing coordinates of images and imaging; and the computing program process comprises determining parameters, calculating parameters, determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance of the synchronous motor and alarming.
 3. The method for measuring the operating state of synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter according to claim 2, wherein the displaying program process and computing program process comprise the following steps for a non-salient-pole synchronous motor: The displaying program process including: (1) Establishing image coordinates of composite power angle graph, electric power angle vector graph, motor mechanical model graph, motor mechanical model schematic graph, synchronous composite power angle graph and motor end composite magnetic leakage graph of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor: Composite power angle graph: A₁₀(a, b), C₁₀(e, 0), D₁₀(0, 0), G₁₀(a, 0); Electric power angle vector graph: A₁₁(a, b), C₁₁(e, 0), D₁₁(0, 0); Motor mechanical model graph: A₁₂(a/2, b/2), C₁₂(e/2, 0), D₁₂(0, 0), A₁₃(−a/2, −b/2) C₁₃(−e/2, 0) Motor mechanical model schematic graph: A₁₄(a, b), C₁₄(e, 0), D₁₄(0, 0); Synchronous composite power angle graph: A₁₅(h, i), C₁₅(j, 0), D₁₅(0, 0); Motor end composite magnetic leakage graph: T₂₂(0, 0), X₂₂(X₁, Y₁), Y₂₂(X₂, Y₂), Z₂₂(X₃, Y₃); Wherein, points A₁₀, A₁₁ and A₁₄ indicate the planar coordinates of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential; Points C₁₀, C₁₁ and C₁₄ indicate the planar coordinates of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor end voltage; Points D₁₀, D₁₁, D₁₂ and D₁₄ indicate the planar coordinates of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor power angle; Point A₁₂ indicates the planar coordinates of the vector midpoint of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential; Point C₁₂ indicates the planar coordinates of the vector midpoint of the synchronous motor end voltage; The distance between points A₁₅ and D₁₅ indicates the synchronous end voltage of the synchronous motor, and the distance between points C₁₅ and D₁₅ indicates the synchronous system voltage; and T₂₂, X₂₂, Y₂₂ and Z₂₂ are the image coordinates of the motor end composite magnetic leakage graph; (2) The Gist of Imaging a) The coordinate points in each figure only integrate with the present figure and only image in the present figure, the image moves smoothly; b) The axial center of the rigid body of the synchronous motor rotor: depicting circles by taking points D₁₀, D₁₂, D₁₄ and D₁₅ respectively as the center of the circle and taking 1/20 of the length of the segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius; and the circles are in white; c) The rigid body of the synchronous motor rotor: depicting circles by taking points D₁₀, D₁₂, D₁₄ and D₁₅ respectively as the center of the circle and taking ⅕ of the length of the segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius; the intersection portions of the rotor rigid body circles with the rotor rigid body axial center circles are still in white, and the rest portions are in dark blue; d) The lever of the synchronous motor rotor: the lever is in dark blue (the same color as the rotor rigid body), and the line width of the lever is the same as the diameter of the axial center circle; the intersection portion of the lever with the rotor axial center is still in white; Points D₁₀ and A₁₀, points A₁₂ and A₁₃, points A₁₄ and D₁₄ and points A₁₅ and D₁₅ are connected by levers respectively; e) The stator rigid body: depicting a circle by taking point D₁₂ as the center of the circle and taking the ⅓ length of the segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius; the portion out of the intersection portion of this circle with the rotor rigid body circle, the rotor axial center circle and the rotor lever is in light grey; Points C₁₀ and D₁₀, points C₁₄ and D₁₄, and points C₁₅ and D₁₅ are connected by thin real line respectively, and at both ends of the segments there are prolongations as long as ½ length of the segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation; the intersection portions with the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle are represented by dotted lines; the part under the thin real line is shadowed with parallel thin-short bias, while the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle are not shadowed; f) The stator lever: the stator lever is connected between points C₁₂ and C₁₃ with the same width as that of the rotor lever and the same color as that of the stator rigid body, and its intersection portion with the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle is still in the color of the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle; Points C₁₀ and D₁₀, points C₁₄ and D₁₄, and points C₁₅ and D₁₅ are connected by black bold lines representing levers, the width of the bold line is the radius of the axial center circle, and its intersection portion with the rotor axial center circle and the rotor rigid body circle is represented by thin dotted line; g) The spring: the spring is in black with realistic imaging; it is visualized to extend and shrink according to the lengthening and shortening of the spring; there ought to be an obvious joint between the spring and the lever; Points A₁₀and C₁₀, points A₁₂ and C₁₂, points A₁₃ and C₁₃, and points A₁₄ and C₁₄ are connected with springs respectively; h) The joint between the spring and the lever: the joint between the spring and the lever is represented by a white circle, the diameter of the circle is slightly shorter than the diameter of the lever, the circle is positioned at the axial centers of the lever and the spring, and its connection with the spring is obviously visualized; the distances from the center of the circle on top of the lever representing the joint to both sides of the lever equal to the distances from the center to the ends of the lever respectively; i) The segments: points A₁₀ and G₁₀ and points C₁₀ and G₁₀ are connected by thin black lines respectively; −j) The vectors: linking points D₁₁ and A₁₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to A₁₁; linking points D₁₁ and C₁₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to C₁₁; linking points C₁₁ and A₁₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to C₁₁; points T₂₂ and X₂₂ are linked by a black bold segment with an arrow pointing to X₂₂; points T₂₂ and Y₂₂ are linked by a black bold segment with an arrow pointing to Y₂₂; points T₂₂ and Z₂₂ are linked by a colorful bold segment with an arrow pointing to Z₂₂; points X₂₂ and Z₂₂ and points Y₂₂ and Z₂₂ are linked by black thin dotted segments respectively; k) The marks of the coordinate points: A₁₀ for “E₀”, point C₁₀ for “U”, point D₁₀ for “O”, and point G₁₀ for “M”; Point A₁₁ for “{dot over (E)}₀”, point C₁₁, for “{dot over (U)}”, and point D₁₁ for “O”; segment A₁₁C₁₁ for “{dot over (E)}_(a)”; Point A₁₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point C₁₂ for “ΣΣ{dot over (Φ)}”, and point D₁₂ for “O”; Point A₁₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point C₁₄ for “ΣΣ{dot over (Φ)}”, and point D₁₄ for “O”; Point A₁₅ for “E₀”, point C₁₅ for “U”, and point D₁₅ for “O”; The marks of the magnetic leakage composite graph: points X₂₂, Y₂₂ and Z₂₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(0σ)”, “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(aσ)” and “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(Dσ)” respectively; The marks move with the moving of the positions of the coordinate points, and the relative positions of the marks and corresponding coordinate points keep constant; 1) The power angle marks: the dotted line representing the power angle passes through the center of the rotor, superposing the axial center of the lever, and being not longer than ⅓ of the length of segment C₁₀D₁₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation; it is marked as “δ” within the range of the power angle, the levers at both sides of the power angle are connected by an arc, the vertex of the arc varies as the positions of the levers vary, the radius of the arc is longer than the radius of the rotor rigid body circle, and the center of the arc superposes the stator axial center; m) The magnetic excitation adjustment signal marks: Two methods: (a) In accordance with the abrupt change algorithm, depending on the length percentage by which ΔE₀ takes the present magnetic excitation potential, when ΔE₀ is greater than a given value it reveals the abrupt change of the magnetic excitation potential; when ΔE₀ is positive, the adjustment signals are arranged from the top of the magnetic excitation lever to the rotor axial center, and when ΔE₀ is negative, the adjustment signals are arranged from the rotor axial center along the reverse direction of the magnetic excitation potential; (b) In accordance with the calculation results obtained by the adjustment algorithm, by the values of E₀₁, E₀₂ . . . E_(0n), the adjustments are represented with different colors and arranged depending on the length percentages they take; the increment-adjustment signals are closely arranged from the top of the magnetic excitation lever to the rotor axial center in sequence, and the reduction-adjustment signals are linearly and closely arranged from the rotor axial center along the reverse direction of the magnetic excitation potential in sequence; On a displaying screen the colors of the adjustment signals are marked; n) The PQ curve mark: determining the curve between points M₁₀ and N₁₀ according to the end heat-emitting limit of the synchronous motor and the greatest operation power angle of the synchronous motor that the system permits, determining the N₁₀O₁₀ curve according to the greatest active power that the synchronous motor permits, determining the O₁₀P_(1O) curve according to the greatest stator magnetic flux, the greatest stator current and the greatest stator potential that the synchronous motor permits, and determining the P₁₀Q₁₀ curve according to the greatest rotor magnetic flux, the greatest rotor current and the greatest rotor voltage that the synchronous motor permits; points M₁₀ and Q₁₀ are both on the line D₁₀G₁₀, and points G₁₀ and Q₁₀ are connected by a thin line; Curve M₁₀N₁₀O₁₀P₁₀Q₁₀ (exclusive of the linear segment M₁₀Q₁₀) is depicted by a bold real line, the color of which is determined according to the user's requirement; o) The composite magnetic leakage alarm circle: depicting a circle by taking T₂₂ as the center of the circle and taking the greatest magnetic leakage flux that the synchronous motor permits as the radius; this circle is the alarm circle, which is represented by a colorful bold curve; p) The synchronous image requirements: depicting dotted circles by taking point D₁₅ as the center of the circle and taking segments D₁₅A₁₅ and D₁₅C₁₅ as the radius respectively; q) The mechanical model may rotate anticlockwise dynamically, the ratio of the rotation speed of the model and that of the real object is marked on the screen, and the rotation speed ratio may be selected; r) The image alarm display: when an alarm is given on electric parameters or magnetic flux, the marks turn to red flickers, the speaker of the computer whistles, and the corresponding segments in the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures and the magnetic leakage graph turn to red flickers; and when the alarm is relieved, the alarm marks or segments stay red but without flicker; s) In accordance with the afore-mentioned imaging requirements, the six graphs obtained through program process can be combined with each other according to the requirements of the user, and any one of the combined images can be further combined with the digital display image of FIG. 11; adjustments may be made within a small range on the stator radius and rotor radius, the axial center radius of the stator and of the rotor, the diameter of the lever and the spring joint radius of the synchronous motor, which are given in the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures; the mechanical model graphs may be made as various three-dimensional mechanical model graphs; and the color of the models may be adjusted according to the requirements of the user; The computing program process including: (1) Determination of the parameters Given parameters: the leakage reactance X_(σ) of the motor stator, synchronous motor voltage, current and frequency conversion coefficients K_(U), K_(I) and K_(ω), system voltage and frequency conversion coefficients K_(XU) and K_(Xω), active and reactive power conversion coefficients K_(P), K_(Q) and K_(m), the conversion coefficients K_(L), K_(GL) and K_(BL) of the magnetic excitation voltage and the operating excitation voltage and backup excitation voltage of the synchronous motor, the conversion coefficients K_(f), K_(Gf) and K_(Bf) of the magnetic excitation current and the operating excitation current and backup excitation current of the synchronous motor, the computing coefficient m of the synchronous motor, negative sequence voltage conversion coefficient K_(F), the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(T) and K_(N) of the synchronous motor end voltage, the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(XT) and K_(XN) of the system voltage, the conversion coefficient K_(TJ) of the voltage of the magnetic excitation adjustment signal, and magnetic flux leakage coefficients K₁ and K₂; allowable range of main parameters: main parameters comprise motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux, power angle and system voltage; rating parameters of the motor mainly comprise: motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux and system voltage; (2) Calculation of the parameters a) P_(j)=K_(P)P, ΣP=K_(m)P_(j) b) Q_(j)=K_(Q)Q, ΣQ=K_(m)Q_(j) c) I_(aj)=K_(I)I_(a), I_(bj)=K_(I)I_(b), I_(cj)=K_(I)I_(c) d) U_(abj)=K_(U)U_(ab), U_(bcj)=K_(U)U_(bc), U_(caj)=K_(U)U_(ca) e) I_(f)=K_(f)i_(L), I_(Gf)=K_(Gf)i_(G), I_(Bf)=K_(Bf)i_(BY) f) F=K_(ω)f, F_(X)=K_(Xω)f_(X) g) U_(Fj)=K_(F)U_(F) h) U_(xabj)=K_(XU)U_(xab), U_(xbcj)=K_(XU)U_(xbc), U_(xcaj)=K_(XU)U_(xca) i) u_(Lj)=K_(L)u_(L), u_(Gj)=K_(GL)u_(G), u_(Bj)=K_(BL)u_(B) (3) The value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor Two methods for determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the non-salient-pole synchronous motor are: a) Directly determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) in accordance with the air gap potential E_(δ) obtained when the synchronous motor is under normal operation, and the value of X_(d) being kept constant; b) Determining the value of X_(d) in accordance with the function relationship between the air gap potential E_(δ) of the synchronous motor and the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d), and comprising the steps of: (a) Depicting the dynamotor zero load (I_(a)=0) curve and the zero power factor (I_(a)=I_(N)) curve, namely curve U=f₀(I_(f)) and curve U=f_(N)(I_(f)); (b) Determining the function relationship between the air gap potential E_(δ) of the synchronous motor and the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d); In accordance with the curves U=f₀(I_(f)) and U=f_(N)(I_(f)), taking n magnetic excitation current values of I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn) and determining on the curve U=f_(N)(I_(f)) points B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) corresponding to I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn) based on the zero power factor curve; constructing n congruent triangles through points B, B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) respectively (wherein segment CD is vertical to the I-coordinate, and CD=I_(N)*X_(σ)), intersecting with the zero load characteristic curve of U=f₀(I_(f)) at points C, C₁, C₂, . . . C_(n) respectively, connecting points O and C₁, and extending segment OC₁ to intersect with the line that passes through point B₁ and is parallel to the U-coordinate at point A₁; similarly, connecting points O and C₂, . . . connecting points O and C_(n), and extending segment OC₂ . . . extending OC_(n), and intersecting with the lines that pass through points B₂ . . . B_(n) respectively and are parallel to the U-coordinate at points A₂ . . . A_(n) respectively; Therefore, the synchronous saturated reactance corresponding to E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) respectively are: ${X_{d\quad 1} = \frac{A_{1}B_{1}}{I_{N}}},{{X_{d\quad 2} = {{\frac{A_{2}B_{2}}{I_{N}}\quad\ldots\quad X_{dn}} = \frac{A_{n}B_{n}}{I_{N}}}};}$  depicting the relationship graph of the air gap potential and the reactance in accordance with the relationship between E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) and respective corresponding synchronous saturated reactance X_(d1), X_(d2) . . . X_(dn); (c) Computing E_(δ) ${{{Let}\quad\overset{.}{W}} = {{P_{j} + {j\quad Q_{j}}} = {W\quad{\angle\varphi}}}};{{\overset{.}{U}}_{a} = {\frac{U_{abj}}{\sqrt{3}} = e}};$ ${{{Then}\quad{\overset{.}{I}}_{aj}} = {I_{aj}{\angle\left( {- \varphi} \right)}}},{{{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta} = {e + {j\quad{\overset{.}{I}}_{aj}*X_{\sigma}}}};{E_{\delta} = {{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta}}}}$ (d) Substituting the value of E_(δ) into function X_(d)=f(E_(δ)) to obtain the value of X_(d); (4) Calculations $\begin{matrix} {a = {e + {\frac{Q_{j}}{me}X_{d}}}} & \left. a \right) \\ {b = {\frac{P_{j}}{me}X_{d}}} & \left. b \right) \end{matrix}$ c) Calculations of components of the magnetic excitation Two calculation methods are: (a) Abrupt change algorithm Assuming the average magnetic excitation potential of the synchronous motor during the period of ΔT from some certain time till now as ΣE₀, and the current magnetic excitation potential being E₀; assuming ΔE₀=E₀−ΣE₀; the value of ΔT and the times of sampling the magnetic excitation potential may be set; (b) Adjustment algorithm Assuming the total automatic magnetic excitation adjustment of the integrated amplifier as ΣU; the components respectively are: Δ  U = K_(TJ)U₁, U^(′) = K_(TJ)U₂, Δ  f = K_(TJ)U₃  …  X = K_(TJ)U_(n); ${{\sum U} = {K_{TJ}\left( {U_{1} + U_{2} + \ldots + U_{n}} \right)}},{f_{1} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{1}}{\sum U}},{f_{2} = {{\frac{K_{TJ}U_{2}}{\sum U}\quad\ldots\quad f_{n}} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{n}}{\sum U}}}$ Calculating E₀₁=f₁√{square root over (a²+b²)}, E₀₂=f₂√{square root over (a²+b²)} . . . E_(0n)=f_(n)√{square root over (a²+b²)} d) Calculation of the per-unit value of the magnetic flux: assuming when the frequency is at the rating value, the per-unit value of a certain magnetic flux of the synchronous motor equals to the per-unit value of the corresponding voltage; determining the per-unit values of the magnetic excitation flux and the stator total magnetic flux of the motor according to the relationship among frequency, voltage and magnetic flux; comparing the calculated values with the given values, and alarming when the calculated values are larger than the given values; e) comparing various electric parameters with respective given values, and alarming when the electric parameters are larger than the given values; f) Calculation of the coordinates of the magnetic flux leakage X₁=K₁a; Y₁=K₁b; X₂=K₂(e−a); Y₂=−K₂b; X₃=X₁+X₂; Y₃=Y₁+Y₂ (5) During the synchronous parallel-network or parallel-off, namely when I_(a)=I_(b)=I_(c)=0, performing the following calculations on the synchronous motor voltage signal and the system voltage signal inputted to the computer: $\begin{matrix} {\overset{.}{U} = {{K_{T}\left( {u_{AB} + {u_{BC}{\angle 120{^\circ}}} + {u_{CA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U\quad{\angle\alpha}}}} & (a) \\ {{\overset{.}{U}}_{x} = {{K_{XT}\left( {u_{XAB} + {u_{XBC}{\angle 120{^\circ}}} + {u_{XCA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U_{x}{\angle ɛ}}}} & (b) \\ {\frac{\overset{.}{U}}{{\overset{.}{U}}_{x}} = {\frac{U}{U_{x}}{\angle\delta}_{x}}} & (c) \\ {{\overset{\_}{\delta}}_{x} = \frac{{\delta_{1}\delta_{2}} + {\ldots\quad\delta_{n}}}{n}} & (d) \end{matrix}$  (wherein δ₁ δ₂ . . . δ_(n) are the values of the first, the second . . . and the n^(th) δ_(x) measured within a certain time period; when a second measured value enters, the value of the first δ₁ is abandoned, and when the next measured value enters, the value of the second δ₂ is abandoned; analogically, the new measured values replace the old ones; and the time period and the value of n can be set.) (e) h=K_(N)U_(abj)*cos δ _(x) (f) i=K_(N)U_(abj)*sin δ _(x) (g) j=K_(XN)U_(xabj) (6) Comparing various electric parameters with respective given values, and alarming when the electric parameters are out of the prescribed ranges.
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The method for measuring the operating state of synchronous motor by using composite power angle meter according to claim 2, wherein the displaying program process and computing program process comprise the following steps for a salient-pole synchronous motor: The displaying program process including: (1) Establishing image coordinates of composite power angle graph, electric power angle vector graph, motor mechanical model graph, motor mechanical model schematic graph, synchronous composite power angle graph and motor end composite magnetic leakage graph of the salient-pole synchronous motor: Composite power angle graph: A₀(a, b), B₀(c, d), C₀(e, 0), D₀(0, 0), E₀(f, g), F₀(f, 0), G₀(c, 0); Electric power angle vector graph: A₁(a, b), C₁(e, 0), D₁(0, 0), E₁(f, g); Motor mechanical model graph: A₂(a/2, b/2), B₂(c/2, d/2), C₂(e/2, 0), D₂(0, 0), E₂(f/2, g/2), A₃(−a/2, −b/2), B₃(−c/2, −d/2), C₃(−e/2, 0), E₃(−f/2, −g/2) Motor mechanical model schematic graph: A₄(a, b), B₄(c, d), C₄(e, 0), D₄(0, 0), E₄(f, g); Synchronous composite power angle graph: A₅(h, i), C₅(j, 0), D₅(0, 0); Motor end composite magnetic leakage graph: T₂₀(0, 0), X₂₀(X₁, Y₁), Y₂₀(X₂, Y₂), Z₂₀(X₃, Y₃) Wherein, points A₀, A₁ and A₄ indicate the planar coordinates of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential; points C₀, C₁ and C₄ indicate the planar coordinates of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor end voltage; points D₀, D₁, D₂ and D₄ indicate the planar coordinates of the vector vertex of the synchronous motor power angle; point A₂ indicates the planar coordinates of the vector midpoint of the synchronous motor magnetic excitation potential; point C₂ indicates the planar coordinates of the vector midpoint of the synchronous motor end voltage; the distance between A₅ and D₅ indicates the synchronous end voltage of the synchronous motor, the distance between C₅ and D₅ indicates the synchronous system voltage; and T₂₀, X₂₀, Y₂₀ and Z₂₀ are the image coordinates of the motor end composite magnetic leakage graph; (2) The gist of imaging a) The coordinate points in each figure only integrate with the present figure and only image in the present figure, the image moves smoothly; b) The axial center of the rigid body of the synchronous motor rotor: depicting circles by taking points D₀, D₂, D₄ and D₅ respectively as the center of the circle and taking 1/20 of the length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius; c) The rigid body of the synchronous motor rotor: depicting circles by taking points D₀, D₂, D₄ and D₅ respectively as the center of the circle and taking ¼ of the length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius; d) The lever of the synchronous motor rotor: the lever is in dark blue (the same color as the rotor rigid body), and the line width of the lever is the same as the diameter of the axial center circle; when the rotor lever is a T-shaped lever, the length of the top beam of the T-shaped lever in each of the composite power angle graph, motor mechanical model schematic graph and synchronous composite power angle graph is two times as much as the length of the segment D₀C₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation, and the top beam is central-positioned; the length of the top beam of the T-shaped lever in the motor mechanical model graph is two times as much as the length of the segment D₂C₂ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation, and the top beam is central-positioned; Points D₀ and A₀, points A₃ and A₂, points D₄ and A₄ and points D₅ and A₅ are connected by levers respectively; e) The stator rigid body: depicting a circle by taking point D₂ as the center of the circle and taking the ⅓ length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation as the radius; Points C₀ and D₀, points C₄ and D₄, and points C₅ and D₅ are connected by thin real line respectively, and at both ends of the segments there are prolongations as long as ½ length of the segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation; the intersection portions with the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle are represented by dotted lines; the part under the thin real line is shadowed with parallel thin-short bias, while the rotor rigid body circle and the rotor axial center circle are not shadowed; f) The stator lever: the stator lever is connected between points C₂ and C₃ with the same width as that of the rotor lever; points C₀ and D₀, points C₄ and D₄, and points C₅ and D₅ are connected by black bold lines representing levers, the width of the bold line is the radius of the axial center circle, and its intersection portion with the rotor axial center circle and the rotor rigid body circle is represented by thin dotted line; g) The spring: the spring is in black with realistic imaging; it is visualized to extend and shrink according to the lengthening and shortening of the spring; there ought to be an obvious joint between the spring and the lever; Points B₀ and C₀, points E₀ and C₀, points B₂ and C₂, points E₂ and C₂, points B₃ and C₃, points E₃ and C₃, points B₄ and C₄, and points E₄ and C₄ are connected with springs respectively; h) The joint between the spring and the lever: the joint between the spring and the lever is represented by a white circle, the diameter of the circle is slightly shorter than the diameter of the lever, the circle is positioned at the axial centers of the lever and the spring, and its connection with the spring is obviously visualized; the distances from the center of the circle on top of the lever representing the joint to both sides of the lever equal to the distances from the center to the ends of the lever; i) The segments: points E₀ and F₀, points B₀ and G₀, and points C₀ and G₀ are connected by thin black lines respectively; j) The vectors: linking points D₁ and A₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to A₁; linking points E₁ and A₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to A₁; linking points C₁ and E₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to E₁; linking points D₁ and C₁ by a segment with an arrow pointing to C₁; segment E₁A₁ is under segment D₁A₁; points T₂₀ and X₂₀ are linked by a black bold segment with an arrow pointing to X₂₀; points T₂₀ and Y₂₀ are linked by a black bold segment with an arrow pointing to Y₂₀; points T₂₀ and Z₂₀ are linked by a colorful bold segment with an arrow pointing to Z₂₀; points X₂₀ and Z₂₀ and points Y₂₀ and Z₂₀ are linked by black thin dotted segments respectively; k) The marks of the coordinate points: Point A₀ for “E₀”, point B₀ for “E_(d)”, point C₀ for “U”, point D₀ for “O”, point E₀ for “E_(q)”, point F₀ for “M”, and point G₀ for “N”; Point A₁ upper for “{dot over (E)}₀”, lower for “{dot over (E)}_(d)”, point C₁ for “{dot over (U)}”, point D₁ for “O”, and point E₁ for “{dot over (E)}_(q)”; Point A₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point B₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(d)”, point C₂ for “ΣΣ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point D₂ for “O”, and point E₂ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(q)”; Point A₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}₀”, point B₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(d)”, point C₄ for “ΣΣ{dot over (Φ)}”, point D₄ for “O”, and point E₄ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(q)”; Point A₅ for “E₀”, point C₅ for “U”, and point D₅ for “O”; and Points X₂₀, Y₂₀ and Z₂₀ for “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(0σ)”, “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(aσ)” and “Σ{dot over (Φ)}_(Dσ)” respectively. The marks move with the moving of the positions of the coordinate points, and the relative positions of the marks and corresponding coordinate points keep constant; 1) The power angle marks: the dotted line representing the power angle passes through the center of the rotor, superposing the axial center of the lever, and being not longer than ⅓ of the length of segment C₀D₀ obtained when the synchronous motor is under rating operation; it is marked as “δ” within the range of the power angle, the levers at both sides of the power angle are connected by an arc, the vertex of the arc varies as the positions of the levers vary, the radius of the arc is longer than the radius of the rotor rigid body circle, and the center of the arc superposes the stator axial center; m) The magnetic excitation adjustment signal marks: Two methods: (a) In accordance with the abrupt change algorithm, depending on the length percentage by which ΔE₀ takes the present magnetic excitation potential, when ΔE₀ is greater than a given value it reveals the abrupt change of the magnetic excitation potential; when ΔE₀ is positive, the adjustment signals are arranged from the top of the magnetic excitation lever to the rotor axial center, and when ΔE₀ is negative, the adjustment signals are arranged from the rotor axial center along the reverse direction of the magnetic excitation potential; on the displaying screen the adjustment signals and their colors are marked; (b) In accordance with the adjustment algorithm and the calculation results of the computer, by the values of E₀₁, E₀₂ . . . E_(0n), the adjustments are represented with different colors and arranged depending on the length percentages they take; the increment-adjustment signals are closely arranged from the top of the magnetic excitation lever to the rotor axial center in sequence, and the reduction-adjustment signals are linearly and closely arranged from the rotor axial center along the reverse direction of the magnetic excitation potential in sequence; on the displaying screen the adjustment signals and their colors are marked; n) The PQ curve mark: determining the curve between points M₀ and N₀ according to the end heat-emitting limit of the synchronous motor and the greatest operation power angle of the synchronous motor that the system permits, determining the N₀O₀ curve according to the greatest active power that the synchronous motor permits, determining the O₀P₀ curve according to the greatest stator magnetic flux, the greatest stator current and the greatest stator potential that the synchronous motor permits, and determining the P₀Q₀ curve according to the greatest rotor magnetic flux, the greatest rotor current and the greatest rotor voltage that the synchronous motor permits; points M₀ and Q₀ are both on the line D₀G₀, and points G₀ and Q₀ are connected by a thin line; curve M₀N₀O₀P₀Q₀ (exclusive of the linear segment M₀Q₀) is depicted by a bold real line, the color of which is determined according to the user's requirement; o) The composite magnetic leakage alarm circle: depicting a circle by taking T₂₀ as the center of the circle and taking the greatest magnetic leakage flux that the synchronous motor permits as the radius; this circle is the alarm circle, which is represented by a colorful bold curve; p) The synchronous image requirements: depicting dotted circles by taking point D₅ as the center of the circle and taking segments D₅A₅ and D₅C₅ as the radius respectively; q) The mechanical model may rotate anticlockwise dynamically, the ratio of the rotation speed of the model and that of the real object is marked on the screen, and the rotation speed ratio may be selected; r) The image alarm display: when an alarm is given on electric parameters or magnetic flux, the marks turn to red flickers, the speaker of the computer whistles, and the corresponding segments in the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures and the end composite magnetic leakage graph turn to red flickers; and when the alarm is relieved, the alarm marks or segments stay red but without flicker; s) In accordance with the afore-mentioned imaging requirements, the six graphs obtained through program process can be combined with each other according to the requirements of the user, and any one of the combined images can be further combined with the digital display image of FIG. 11; adjustments may be made within a small range on the stator radius and rotor radius, the axial center radius of the stator and of the rotor, the diameter of the lever and the spring joint radius of the synchronous motor, which are given in the composite power angle graph and its sub-figures; the mechanical model graphs may be made as various three-dimensional mechanical model graphs; and the color of the models may be adjusted according to the requirements of the user; The computing program process including: (1) Determination of the parameters Given parameters: the leakage reactance X_(σ) of the motor stator (Potier reactance), quadrature-axis synchronous reactance X_(q), synchronous motor voltage, current and frequency conversion coefficients K_(U), K_(I), and K_(ω), system voltage and frequency conversion coefficients K_(XU) and K_(Xω), active and reactive power conversion coefficients K_(P), K_(Q) and K_(m), the conversion coefficients K_(L), K_(GL) and K_(BL) of the magnetic excitation voltage and the operating excitation voltage and backup excitation voltage of the synchronous motor, the conversion coefficients K_(f), K_(Gf) and K_(Bf) of the magnetic excitation current and the operating excitation current and backup excitation current of the synchronous motor, negative sequence voltage conversion coefficient K_(F), the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(T) and K_(N) of the synchronous motor end voltage, the synchronous conversion coefficients K_(XT) and K_(XN) of the system voltage, the conversion coefficient K_(TJ) of the voltage of the magnetic excitation adjustment signal, and magnetic flux leakage coefficients K₁, K₂ and K₃; allowable range of main parameters: main parameters comprise motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux, power angle and system voltage; rating parameters of the motor mainly comprise: motor end voltage, stator current, magnetic excitation voltage, magnetic excitation current, active power, reactive power, stator magnetic flux, rotor magnetic flux and system voltage; (2) Calculation of the parameters a) P_(j)=K_(P)P, ΣP=K_(m)P_(j) b) Q_(j)=K_(Q)Q, ΣQ=K_(m)Q_(j) c) I_(aj)=K_(I)I_(a), I_(bj)=K_(I)I_(b), I_(cj)=K_(I)I_(c) d) U_(abj)=K_(U)U_(ab), U_(bcj)=K_(U)U_(bc), U_(caj)=K_(U)U_(ca) e) I_(f)=K_(f)i_(L), I_(Gf)=K_(Gf)i_(G), I_(Bf)=K_(Bf)i_(BY) f) F=K_(ω)f, F_(X)=K_(Xω)f_(X) g) U_(Fj)=K_(F)U_(F) h) U_(xabj)=K_(XU)U_(xab), U_(xbcj)=K_(XU)U_(xbc), U_(xcaj)=K_(XU)U_(xca) i) u_(Lj)=K_(L)u_(L), u_(Gj)=K_(GL)u_(G), u_(Bj)=K_(BL)u_(B) (3) Determination of the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the salient-pole synchronous motor Two methods for determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) of the salient-pole synchronous motor are: a) Directly determining the value of the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d) in accordance with the air gap potential E_(δ) obtained when the synchronous motor is under normal operation, and the value of X_(d) being kept constant; b) Determining the value of X_(d) through the value of E_(δ) in accordance with the function relationship between the air gap potential E_(δ) of the synchronous motor and the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d), and comprising the steps of: (a) Depicting the dynamotor zero load (I_(a)=0) curve and the zero power factor (I_(a)=I_(N)) curve, namely curve U=f₀(I_(f)) and curve U=f_(N)(I_(f)); (b) Determining the function relationship between the air gap potential E_(δ) of the synchronous motor and the direct-axis synchronous reactance X_(d); In accordance with the curves U=f₀(I_(f)) and U=f_(N)(I_(f)), taking n magnetic excitation current values of I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn), and determining on the curve U=f_(N)(I_(f)) points B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) corresponding to I_(f1), I_(f2) . . . I_(fn) based on the zero power factor curve; Constructing n congruent triangles through points B, B₁, B₂ . . . B_(n) respectively (wherein segment CD is vertical to the I-coordinate, and CD=I_(N)*X_(σ)), intersecting with the zero load characteristic curve of U=f₀(I_(f)) at points C, C₁, C₂, . . . C_(n) respectively, connecting points O and C₁, and extending segment OC₁ to intersect with the line that passes through point B₁ and is parallel to the U-coordinate at point A₁; similarly, connecting points O and C₂, . . . connecting points O and C_(n), and extending segment OC₂ . . . extending OC_(n), and intersecting with the lines that pass through points B₂ . . . B_(n) respectively and are parallel to the U-coordinate at points A₂ . . . A_(n) respectively; Therefore, the synchronous saturated reactance corresponding to E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) respectively are: ${X_{d\quad 1} = \frac{A_{1}B_{1}}{I_{N}}},{{X_{d\quad 2} = {{\frac{A_{2}B_{2}}{I_{N}}\quad\ldots\quad X_{dn}} = \frac{A_{n}B_{n}}{I_{N}}}};}$  Depicting the relationship graph of the air gap potential and the reactance in accordance with the relationship between E_(δ1), E_(δ2) . . . E_(δn) and respective corresponding synchronous saturated reactance X_(d1), X_(d2) . . . X_(dn); (c) Computing E_(δ); ${{{Let}\quad\overset{.}{W}} = {{P_{j} + {j\quad Q_{j}}} = {W\quad\angle\quad\varphi}}};{{\overset{.}{U}}_{a} = {\frac{U_{abj}}{\sqrt{3}} = e}};$ ${{{{Then}\quad{\overset{.}{I}}_{aj}} = {I_{aj}\quad{\angle\left( {- \varphi} \right)}}},{{{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta} = {e + {j\quad{\overset{.}{I}}_{aj}*X_{\sigma}}}};{E_{\delta} = {{\overset{.}{E}}_{\delta}}}}}\quad$ (d) Substituting the value of E_(δ) into function X_(d)=f(E_(δ)) to obtain the value of X_(d); (4) Calculations a) {dot over (H)}=e+j{dot over (I)}_(aj)*X_(q)=H∠δ δ(90°>δ>−90°) can be determined by this equation $\begin{matrix} {I_{d} = {I_{aj}{\sin\left( {\delta + \varphi} \right)}}} & \left. b \right) \\ {I_{q} = {I_{aj}{\cos\left( {\delta + \varphi} \right)}}} & \left. c \right) \\ {a = {\left( {{e*\cos\quad\delta} + {I_{d}*X_{d}}} \right)*\cos\quad\delta}} & \left. d \right) \\ {b = {\left( {{e*\cos\quad\delta} + {I_{d}*X_{d}}} \right)*\sin\quad\delta}} & \left. e \right) \\ {c = {e + {I_{d}*X_{d}*\cos\quad\delta}}} & \left. f \right) \\ {d = {I_{d}*X_{d}*\sin\quad\delta}} & \left. g \right) \\ {f = {e*\cos^{2}\delta}} & \left. h \right) \\ {g = {\frac{1}{2}e*\sin\quad 2\quad\delta}} & \left. i \right) \end{matrix}$ j) Calculations of components of the magnetic excitation Two calculation methods are: (a) Abrupt change algorithm Assuming the average magnetic excitation potential of the synchronous motor during the period of ΔT from some certain time till now as ΣE₀, and the current magnetic excitation potential being E₀; assuming ΔE₀=E₀−ΣE₀; The value of ΔT and the times of sampling the magnetic excitation potential may be set; (b) Adjustment algorithm Assuming the total automatic magnetic excitation adjustment of the integrated amplifier as ΣU; the components respectively are: Δ  U = K_(TJ)U₁, U^(′) = K_(TJ)U₂, Δ  f = K_(TJ)U₃  …  X = K_(TJ)U_(n); ${{\sum U} = {K_{TJ}\left( {U_{1} + U_{2} + \ldots + U_{n}} \right)}},{f_{1} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{1}}{\sum U}},{f_{2} = {{\frac{K_{TJ}U_{2}}{\sum U}\quad\ldots\quad f_{n}} = \frac{K_{TJ}U_{n}}{\sum U}}}$ Calculating E₀₁=f₁√{square root over (a²+b²)}, E₀₂=f₂√{square root over (a²+b²)} . . . E_(0n)=f_(n)√{square root over (a²+b²)} k) Calculation of coordinates of the magnetic flux leakage X₁=K₁a; Y₁=K₁b; X₂=K₂(f−a)+K₃(c−a); Y₂=K₂(g−b)+K₃(d−b); X₃=X₁+X₂; Y₃=Y₁+Y₂ 1) Calculation of the per-unit value of the magnetic flux: assuming when the frequency is at the rating value, the per-unit value of a certain magnetic flux of the synchronous motor equals to the per-unit value of the corresponding voltage; determining the per-unit values of the magnetic excitation flux and the stator total magnetic flux of the motor according to the relationship among frequency, voltage and magnetic flux, and displaying the per-unit values with digitals; comparing the calculated values with the given values, and alarming when the calculated values are larger than the given values; m) Calculations of the per-unit values of various parameters according to the requirements; (5) During the synchronous parallel-network or parallel-off, namely when I_(a)=I_(b)=I_(c)=0, performing the following calculations on each set of the synchronous motor voltage and the system voltage inputted to the computer: $\begin{matrix} {\overset{.}{U} = {{K_{T}\left( {u_{AB} + {u_{BC}\angle\quad 120{^\circ}} + {u_{CA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U\quad{\angle\alpha}}}} & (a) \\ {{\overset{.}{U}}_{x} = {{K_{XT}\left( {u_{XAB} + {U_{XBC}{\angle 120{^\circ}}} + {u_{XCA}{\angle 240{^\circ}}}} \right)} = {U_{x}{\angle ɛ}}}} & (b) \\ {\frac{\overset{.}{U}}{{\overset{.}{U}}_{x}} = {\frac{U}{U_{x}}{\angle\delta}_{x}}} & (c) \\ {{\overset{\_}{\delta}}_{x} = \frac{\delta_{1} + \delta_{2} + {\ldots\quad\delta_{n}}}{n}} & (d) \end{matrix}$  (wherein δ₁ δ₂ . . . δ_(n) are the values of the first, the second and the n^(th) a measured within a certain time period; when a second measured value enters, the value of the first δ₁ is abandoned, and when the next measured value enters, the value of the second δ₂ is abandoned; analogically, the new measured values replace the old ones; and the time period and the value of n can be set.) (e) h=K_(N)U_(abj)*cos δ _(x) (f) i=K_(N)U_(abj)*sin δ _(x) (g) j=K_(XN)U_(xabj) (6) Comparing various electric parameters with respective given values, and alarming when the electric parameters are out of the prescribed ranges. 